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wild_bloom_boom•

They tend not to transplant well

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Robojuana254•

Wet leaves frying in the sun?

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dpxOP•

Hmm perhaps.. I've been doing my best to water them at the base without splashing them. The weather here is about 10-15*c during the day right now so don't think the sun is frying them but I'm a noob so idk! Thanks for your reply I'll do some research!

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MinimalistHomestead•

Looks like powdery mildew

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dpxOP•

I thought that at first, but nothing powdery came off on my fingers when I touched them.. it does look like some of the photos when I Google image search "powdery mildew on peas" so it could be... Thanks for your reply and I will do some research on the topic!

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MopedSlug•

Maybe salt burn. Are they heavily fertilized or in very rich soil?

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dpxOP•

Heh.. they're just in the normal yellow bag of miracle-gro potting soil, so I'm not sure but I don't think so?

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MopedSlug•

Miracle-gro is normally fertilized. It could be the delicate roots of this small plant is having a hard time dealing with that. But we don't have much information. To me it looks like a kind of root burn though

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dpxOP•

I appreciate your replies and information provided, thank you! Wish I had more information to share to help identify them issue.. I'll keep monitoring and see what I can find. Thanks again.

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