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pansies spot?

artydoll
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can anyone tell me what diseease this is on my pansies please?,they are growing in a pot,0n the patio .Been in since last autumn
Others in different pots are not affected .
Can it be cured ? or should they be turfed out.
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  • artydoll
    artydoll Posts: 2,084 Forumite
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    Can anyone help please?
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  • katholicos
    katholicos Posts: 2,658 Forumite
    I don't know, but i found a link that might be of help...here is an excerpt from the webpage.

    "Cercospora leaf spots have been reported occasionally on Dahlia hybrids, poinsettia, Lisianthus, Gardenia augusta , Gerbera jamesonii (African daisy), hibiscus, pansy, Kalanchoe, Verbena, and Florist's geranium. Leaf lesions first appear as light green sunken spots which turn gray, then darken with the production of spores, and appear to be raised in the center. Lesions may coalesce into V-shaped necrotic areas which may be confused with bacterial blight. Heavily infected leaves may fall off. Check plugs carefully for signs of infection."
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  • elsien
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    Some of mine did that last year - I put it down to some sort of fungal infection due to getting too wet and damp. I didn't treat them with anything, and they eventually rotted and gave up the ghost.

    Sorry I can't offer any useful advice, but won't you be pulling them out to put in summer bedding in the next month or so anyway?
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