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kch5066

White Spots on Peas (Zone 7)

14 years ago

Hi all,

I started peas (Little Marvel and Sugar Ann) from seed this year and transplanted them into a pot about a week ago and have been hardening them off outside. I noticed one of the leaves has a white spot and I just want to know if it is something to worry about or if I should let it go. Thanks for the help! (I attached a link to a picture below)

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