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Pepper plants peppered with purple spots
Sigh. So now the pepper are covered in purple spots. All my plants have
big purple spots on the leaves. They were not there yesterday. Must admit this is turning out to be a bad year. New pots, fresh planting mix, natural fertilizer. I read a lot about container gardening and thought I was doing it right. And I'll probably not try again next year. I may raise Rottweilers instead. |
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Pepper plants peppered with purple spots
On Thu, 3 Jun 2010 07:35:30 -0700, "Paul M. Cook"
wrote: Sigh. So now the pepper are covered in purple spots. All my plants have big purple spots on the leaves. They were not there yesterday. Must admit this is turning out to be a bad year. New pots, fresh planting mix, natural fertilizer. I read a lot about container gardening and thought I was doing it right. And I'll probably not try again next year. I may raise Rottweilers instead. One day folks will believe when I say home vegetable gardening is a hobby, not a way to save money on produce. |
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Pepper plants peppered with purple spots
"brooklyn1" wrote in message ... On Thu, 3 Jun 2010 07:35:30 -0700, "Paul M. Cook" wrote: Sigh. So now the pepper are covered in purple spots. All my plants have big purple spots on the leaves. They were not there yesterday. Must admit this is turning out to be a bad year. New pots, fresh planting mix, natural fertilizer. I read a lot about container gardening and thought I was doing it right. And I'll probably not try again next year. I may raise Rottweilers instead. One day folks will believe when I say home vegetable gardening is a hobby, not a way to save money on produce. It is a hobby - especially container gardening. It is just fun to have things growing in the yard other than grass. But it's no fun when it all gets consumed by bugs Paul |
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Pepper plants peppered with purple spots
If your sure it's bugs, I'd forget natural or growing organic. I'd hit them with Sevin and be done with it. Bet if most organic growers wanted to be honest, they no doubt lose 2/3 of their crops each year to bugs! Rich |
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Pepper plants peppered with purple spots
"EVP MAN" wrote in message ... If your sure it's bugs, I'd forget natural or growing organic. I'd hit them with Sevin and be done with it. Bet if most organic growers wanted to be honest, they no doubt lose 2/3 of their crops each year to bugs! True organic is a challenge. For example I planted marigolds in the tomato planters to discourage bugs. The bugs ate them. So do you know what those black/purple spots could be? Would a picture help? Paul |
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Pepper plants peppered with purple spots
Paul M. Cook wrote:
"EVP MAN" wrote in message ... If your sure it's bugs, I'd forget natural or growing organic. I'd hit them with Sevin and be done with it. Bet if most organic growers wanted to be honest, they no doubt lose 2/3 of their crops each year to bugs! True organic is a challenge. For example I planted marigolds in the tomato planters to discourage bugs. The bugs ate them. Snails Loooove marigolds So do you know what those black/purple spots could be? Would a picture help? Paul Yes David |
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Pepper plants peppered with purple spots
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"Paul M. Cook" wrote: Sigh. So now the pepper are covered in purple spots. All my plants have big purple spots on the leaves. They were not there yesterday. Must admit this is turning out to be a bad year. New pots, fresh planting mix, natural fertilizer. I read a lot about container gardening and thought I was doing it right. And I'll probably not try again next year. I may raise Rottweilers instead. Wadda ya have against Rottweilers? -- - Billy "Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Arn3lF5XSUg http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Zinn/HZinn_page.html |
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Pepper plants peppered with purple spots
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"David Hare-Scott" wrote: Paul M. Cook wrote: "EVP MAN" wrote in message ... If your sure it's bugs, I'd forget natural or growing organic. I'd hit them with Sevin and be done with it. Bet if most organic growers wanted to be honest, they no doubt lose 2/3 of their crops each year to bugs! True organic is a challenge. For example I planted marigolds in the tomato planters to discourage bugs. The bugs ate them. Snails Loooove marigolds Apparently, so do squirrels :O( So do you know what those black/purple spots could be? Would a picture help? Paul Yes David -- - Billy "Fascism should more properly be called corporatism because it is the merger of state and corporate power." - Benito Mussolini. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Arn3lF5XSUg http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Zinn/HZinn_page.html |
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Pepper plants peppered with purple spots - Link to picture
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Pepper plants peppered with purple spots - Link to picture
Paul M. Cook wrote:
http://tinypic.com/r/303ebyt/6 I cannot tell. Paul, it needs to be in focus for my meagre abilities to have any chance. David |
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