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Fungus on blackberries & sloes?
Floss
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We've been out for a walk today in sunny Blackpool, and have seen loads of blackberries & some sloes (great to make sloe gin with). However, virtually all of them are covered in fungus.....
a) Has anybody else noticed this in other parts of the country?
b) I guess we shouldn't eat them?
a) Has anybody else noticed this in other parts of the country?
b) I guess we shouldn't eat them?
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Are you sure it is fungus & not natural bloom?
Plums, sloes & grapes have a natural silvery / whitish bloom, not always present on supermarket stuff as it has been mucked about too much
pic here
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Could it be the dreaded Botrytus? nasty ifection that can usually effects things in doors but can attack seeming healthy plants outside too!0
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Definitely not bloom, affecting the leaves as well, looked like a rust type of thing.
Bloom normally shows when sloes & plums are ripe, which these aren't, they're just all scabby!0 -
Could it be due to all the rain we have had this year? We had a little on our blackberries this year and we have never had it before. But it has rained A LOT......0
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