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potoatoe plants leaves eaten

raher1 · 2011-05-30 20:55:16

my potatoe plants leaves are being eaten,why? there is lack dirt on them but we've had heavey rain so blight isn't an option i hope

30-05-2011 9:55pm

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raher1

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my potatoe plants leaves are being eaten,why? there is lack dirt on them but we've had heavey rain so blight isn't an option i hope

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#2 31-05-2011 12:28am

what happen

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kopite4 wrote: »

my potatoe plants leaves are being eaten,why? there is lack dirt on them but we've had heavey rain so blight isn't an option i hope

i am not too sure but it could be slugs.

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#3 31-05-2011 10:40am

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kopite4 wrote: »

my potatoe plants leaves are being eaten,why? there is lack dirt on them but we've had heavey rain so blight isn't an option i hope

Eaten or burnt from the cold snap we have had lately. Allot of our stalks are bare as well but they have been damaged from the wind and cold.

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#4 31-05-2011 8:39pm

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it was the weather,you can see an improvement in some,lost a hybrid cabbage row.not great plants.have york cabbages and no effect

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