Young chestnut plant problem
10 years ago
Hi
I had this plant from a chestnut seed, this chestnut plant is 2 years old. But in these days I noticed that the leaves are not green, they are between green and yellow color like you see in the image I attached. What do you think is the problem?
I live in israel
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