Re: PROBLEMS WITH PEPPERS
- To: propagation@mallorn.com
- Subject: Re: PROBLEMS WITH PEPPERS
- From: M* S*
- Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 19:18:27
I've never heard of anything like this but the possibilities I can think of
would be a virus(presumably spread by insects or your hands), fertilizer
imbalance (although a lack of nitrogen would also produce discolored
leaves), extreme temperatures (plants would be affected simultaneously
unless some were more sheltered than others). I hope it isn't a disease,
that would be the most difficult to deal with.
Margaret
At 10:44 AM 2/22/00 -0300, you wrote:
>Dear List members,
>I got a collection of 30+ peppers. Until recently everything was going
>fine. Suddenly, starting with a pepper plant that is the oldest one (4
>years old), new leaves came out extremely small, plenty of flowers that
>resulted in fruits the size of a pea or less. Then the 'thing' or
>whatever it is spread to other pepper plants despite those are in large
>pots instead of beddings and far from the problematic initial plants. As
>even some rare peppers were reached I'm affraid that my collection will
>be reduced to worthless 'bonsai' looking pepper plants.
>Any advice will be welcone.
>
>Angelo Clarizia
>
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