Rain. I am torn between downy mildew and bacterial spot. There is no visible spores on either side.

It is raining and raining and raining...

The peppers appear to be in a pot or box on a patio?, could you rig up a temporary umbrella over them to see if that helps dry them out a bit? Something easy to move when the sun comes out. (yeah, I sometimes spoil my plants:)

Thank you, vgkg. I do too.

Sprayed last night with mancozeb+copper, going to spray again in a couple of days with Serenade.

Not sure. Maybe easier just to replace with new transplants. These ones were transplanted on May 4.

i usualy start with seeds. This year was so busy, and I bought seedlings at the farm store. Never again.

They look great to me, but I cannot enlarge the pictures. The dark areas look to me as if the leaves have been bruised. Did you get any hale?

Linda

They are getting worse. The orange pepper box where it started initially on just one plant. It also started to look more and more as bacterial spot to me.

i am thinking to pull out all plants from that box, and put something else instead.

I have 2 more boxes. The giant marconi is still clean. The giant keystone has a few top leaves affected.

Thank you for your help and support. It is so frustrating