Re: Yellow spots


Thanks very much, Claude.

Rick


In a message dated 6/3/03 11:06:22 PM, claude.colbert@globetrotter.net writes:

<< Rick,


I feel that the using frequently soluble fertilizer like 20-20-20 or

10-52-10 may be the cause of yellow spots on the leaves.

Field pumpkins expert from local extension agricultural services said to me

that cucurbyte are very sensitive to salt build up at root level from

soluble fertilizers and that lead to yellow spots at the fringe of the

leaves.

I grew a 723 Bobier clone this winter in my house with 20-20-20 and many

leaves had yellow spots. At present in my patch, it is the only plant with

yellow spots on few leaves. Now I'm using granular amonium nitrate 34-0-0 as

source of nitrogen.


Hope this help


Claude Colbert

Quebec, Canada


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