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Four Season Vegetable Gardening
blacky_gw

Yellow splotches Squash leaves

14 years ago

My winter squash is vigorously growing but has yellowing that I have not seen before. It is in a raised hill and too much moisture (nitrogen) is NOT an issue.

Can anyone out there check my pic and give me some solutions? Iron and/or magnesium deficiency perhaps?

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