Common in spring (Williamsburg, VA). Symptoms: thickened, curled, fleshy leaves turning pale green to white, then brown and hard.
Rarely warrants spraying. See Clemson HGIC 2050.
Yard-Wide Stunted Growth: Soil Compaction, Nematodes, and Testing
Fern Brown Bumps and Stickiness: Oedema or Mealybugs
Houseplant "Cotton Balls" on Leaves: Likely Mealybugs or Cottony Scale
Green-Gray Crust on Woody Plants: Lichens, Not Disease
Venus Flytrap Root Rot and Mold in Winter Storage
Saving an Overwatered Azalea Tree: Repotting, Drying, and Proper Watering Routine
Identifying and Managing Tomato Stem Rot: Blight, Wilt, and Fungicide Treatment
Yellowing Tomato Tops After Heavy Rain: Waterlogged Soil or Fungal Disease?
Disease Risk When Growing Tomatoes Near Untreated Plants
Azalea Houseplants: Seasonal Blooms, Not Garden Hardy
Tomato Disease Control: Prevention & Organic Management
Calceolaria Disease Management: Botrytis and Phytophthora Control
Fuchsia Disease Management: Rhizoctonia Root Rot and Rust Control
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