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Capsicum & Chilli
I do container gardening & I'm having this occurrence where my chilli plants from seedlings to mature plants are experiencing leaf disformation & lacking new growth. Also affects basilic & mint amonst others.
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There are black spots on chilli
+ 2White spots and black spots with papery leaf in the centre of spots. Both symptoms are visible on leaves
The stem of our chilli plants is growing dark. It looks like some disease is affecting its stems. When it becomes black then the plants start to fall or dry up. Will you please confirm us what it is? And what should we have to do about it?
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Learn more about PlantixThere are black spots on chilli
+ 2White spots and black spots with papery leaf in the centre of spots. Both symptoms are visible on leaves
The stem of our chilli plants is growing dark. It looks like some disease is affecting its stems. When it becomes black then the plants start to fall or dry up. Will you please confirm us what it is? And what should we have to do about it?
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Suresh
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3 years ago
Hi Aa C. Pictures is not so clear. Though on zooming, I think it's as Spider Mites or Broad Mite effect. Lets check symptoms by clicking on green links for taking control measures from Plantix library.
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3 years ago
This is TSWV Virus that is spread by thrips. It results in flower abortion and curled, shriveled leaves. Check if your seed has tolerance to TSWV if it does, cut off the plants main stem 4 inches from the ground. New suckers will sprout that are healthy. If it doesn't just uproot the crop and spray the area thoroughly to remove the thrip vector from your farm. I would suggest pesticides with acephate, spinetoram, indoxcarb, emmamectin, thiametoxam or lambdacyhalothrin as the active ingredients for better results.