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Leaves turning yellow or brown in the margins between the veins which may remain green, while young leaves may appear to be bleached
Solution
White patches on stems or pink or brown raised dome like structures on leaves and stalks about 3-5mm
Solution
Black sooty growth covering any part of the leaf, stem or branch of plants. Caused by the presence of sap-sucking insects on the plants such as aphids, scale and mealybugs.
Solution
Control the sap-sucking insects and eventually, the sooty mould will fade away.
Thrips suck the sap, leaving a white mottled appearance on leaves. Other symptoms are browning on petals and fruit, and flower drop.
Solution
Yellow mottling or bronzing of the leaves similar to lace bug damage. Significant distortion of flower and leaf buds. Fine webbing can be seen on heavy infestations.
Solution
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