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lilyplanter1

ID for possible strawberry leaf spot?

18 years ago

The new leaves of my strawberry plant (sequoia cultivar) have been coming out with weird dark spots. I can't remember how long this has been going on, but the leaves that originally came with the plant when I got it 2-3 months ago aren't affected. Below are some pictures. Can anybody ID what this may be? Other than the spotty leaves, the plant seems to be doing fine. Thanks in advance.

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