Leaf mark

ZoBudd

ZoBudd

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well, some sort of critter passed through the area. Might be leaf miners if you're growing outdoors. remove damaged leaf and discard of it far away from your plants - just in case
 
Octomonkey

Octomonkey

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ZoBudd said:
well, some sort of critter passed through the area. Might be leaf miners if you're growing outdoors. remove damaged leaf and discard of it far away from your plants - just in case
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Thanks I thought so too. Just thought its a bit strange as I dont have a garden so its grown on a terrace but I suppose critters are everywhere. Should I remove the opposing leaf as well so it stays uniform?
 
ZoBudd

ZoBudd

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Octomonkey said:
Thanks I thought so too. Just thought its a bit strange as I dont have a garden so its grown on a terrace but I suppose critters are everywhere. Should I remove the opposing leaf as well so it stays uniform?
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you can remove the opposite leaf if it's going to stress your aesthetic sensibilities, but I wouldn't. Reason to remove the damaged ones is to get rid of any eggs, larvae, nymphs....
 
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