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Old August 22, 2013   #1
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This has been showing up here and there around my pepper garden. The yellowing will continue until 1/2 of the leaf is yellow and then the leaf falls off. Any idea what it could be, and why only 1/2 the leaf turns yellow?
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Are these the oldest leaves or does it happen in middle or upper growth?
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Are these the oldest leaves or does it happen in middle or upper growth?
95% or more is on the bottom leaves. Very occasionally it will appear about mid plant.
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The only times I see yellowing leaves falling off a pepper plant is when there is a nutrient deficiency (generally Nitrogen, PH can also be a big factor if it's too low or too high) or when the roots are too wet.
If it's a N deficiency, the whole plant may also have a light green color instead of a deeper shade of green.
More info needed I think and clear pictures of plants that are showing the symptoms.
In-ground or in containers (potting soil used)?
Fertilizers used, organic, synthetic?
Moisture level in soil?
Variety(s) of peppers showing these symptoms?
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