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Yellow marks on kale

Started by alipally, August 07, 2008, 18:13:25

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alipally

I have blue vates curled kale, red russian and nero di tosca, all growing really well but now they are all getting yellow sorts of bubbles on them.  I have been trying to cut the affected leaves straight away, but if I leave them they get a sort of white powder in the 'bubbles'.  I assume it is some sort of desease, does anyone have any suggestions please as I don't want it to spread any more. 

Thanks
Ali

alipally


allaboutliverpool

If there is white powder it is possibly mildew which attacks less than healthy plants.
It can be because of overcrowding, over-watering (wet weather) but also underwatering, presumably because that weakens the plant and makes it susceptible.


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Rosyred

I got the yellow bubbles too. I took off all the leaves with it on and gave them a spray used for insects.

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