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duckhead1959

black 'stuff' on pepper plant leaves

15 years ago

I have developed a black covering on my serrano pepper plant leaves. I think it's a fungus but not sure. I've been looking online for an hour and can't get a definetive answer. Pics would be great to identify it and treat it, but no luck so far.

Thanks

RWS

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