Girls are absolutely thriving. Sally's stalk is really thickening up. Ernestine is keeping pace stage-wise, is taller, with narrower leaves. She's always been half a day behind Sally and so I'm encouraged that she's developing well, but...
Thought that the Ernestine blemish was gone--and it may be--but now the area is a bumpy dark green and obviously responsible for the leaf bend. Thought it was galling but it's a lot more like edema in appearance, maybe exactly so. Shouldn't be any issue w/ pests, except for the 2 days (covered) outside. The leaf has developed like a lobster claw looking more like a genetic deformity (think a mole), and the color of the bump is a darker green of the plant. like this but only one in a single spot:
"Signs of edema plant disease vary between susceptible species, but often include bumps, blisters or water-soaked areas on the undersides of leaves. These areas may expand and become corky, but in other plants, curling and distortion are common."
Thought that the Ernestine blemish was gone--and it may be--but now the area is a bumpy dark green and obviously responsible for the leaf bend. Thought it was galling but it's a lot more like edema in appearance, maybe exactly so. Shouldn't be any issue w/ pests, except for the 2 days (covered) outside. The leaf has developed like a lobster claw looking more like a genetic deformity (think a mole), and the color of the bump is a darker green of the plant. like this but only one in a single spot:
"Signs of edema plant disease vary between susceptible species, but often include bumps, blisters or water-soaked areas on the undersides of leaves. These areas may expand and become corky, but in other plants, curling and distortion are common."
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