Bacterial speck, septoria or something else?

alpeldunas · July 12, 2013

Thank you all so much for the advice. I'll take some pictures of the "sick" plant tomorrow. It definitely doesn't look as healthy as the others and the discolored leaves seem to be rolling up quite severely now. Still, as you all have mentioned, I'm not going to make any decisions until I'm sure and I suspect I'm just going to wind up leaving it. I get back from vacation on the 20th and after a week away not scrutinizing my plants every hour, I should have a better perspective on how things look. Hopefully, my friend who is caring for my plants while I'm away will be willing to spray a couple times while I'm gone if the rain continues. Enough already with the rain!

Thanks again all! I bought some yellow sticky traps that I'm going to set out and just try my best to continue with preventative measures.

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July 12, 2013	#14
alpeldunas Tomatovillian™ Join Date: May 2013 Location: Fredericksburg, VA Posts: 19	Thank you all so much for the advice. I'll take some pictures of the "sick" plant tomorrow. It definitely doesn't look as healthy as the others and the discolored leaves seem to be rolling up quite severely now. Still, as you all have mentioned, I'm not going to make any decisions until I'm sure and I suspect I'm just going to wind up leaving it. I get back from vacation on the 20th and after a week away not scrutinizing my plants every hour, I should have a better perspective on how things look. Hopefully, my friend who is caring for my plants while I'm away will be willing to spray a couple times while I'm gone if the rain continues. Enough already with the rain! Thanks again all! I bought some yellow sticky traps that I'm going to set out and just try my best to continue with preventative measures.