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Sat, Jun 6, 09 at 18:00
| ... or something else? It has been cold for a while, which I know can cause Phosphorus deficiency, but it also looks a lot like the pics I've seen of Curly top virus. The veins and stems are very purple, the leaves are curling up, and they're not growing all that well in general. I just need to know if I should start over now (in case it's the virus) or just wait until it gets a little warmer which should solve the deficiency problem, I believe. |
Image link: Phosphorus deficiency or Curly Top Virus?? (55 k)
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| Suspect the environment here. Give it time. |
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- Posted by petzold6596 8b southern NM (My Page) on Sat, Jun 6, 09 at 23:18
| Looks fairly normal to me. |
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