What are these spots on my vine's leaves?
R D
7 years ago
I have a grape-like vine that has spots on its leaves. The vine doesn't give grapes. We only harvest its leaves for Mediterranean food.
Can anyone identify what disease this is and how to get rid of it. Not all leaves have been infected.
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dirtguy50 SW MO z6a
7 years ago
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Konrad..just outside of Edmonton Alberta
7 years agoR D
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FarmerBIll
7 years agoAt first I thought black rot, but the spores are usually in a ring not right in the middle.
So it might be anthracnose, sometime called bird's eye rot.
Both are fungal diseases and are better controlled early than 'cured'.
Copper based fungicides will slow it down for this year. This fall clean up all the fallen leaves, contains the spores for next year. Start early next year with a preventative program.
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