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Bacterial Wilt??

15 years ago

Hello everyone, This is a picture of my Diva cucumbers, which are getting these spots on the leaves, then completely browning/dying. They start at the bottom and move up. The whole plant hasn't been affected yet. But I'm trying to figure out what this is. Bacterial wilt from a cucumber beetle? (I haven't found any beetles yet.) Mosaic wilt?

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Kimmsr
15 years ago
Rather then causing a leaf to discolor Bacterial Wilt causes the plants leaves to just wilt, loose turgidity. Cuting into a stem nearby and seeing this ooze flow out is a good sign of this wilt.

Here is a link that might be useful: Bacterial Wilt
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