What is this

samdizshiz · Apr 10, 2019

It was placed outside due to it being warm now in Texas for 2 days when I came home I noticed these spots any idea what it is ?

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Uncle Eckley · Apr 10, 2019

Something dripping from above? Did the leaves have those shapes before the spots? Looks slightly twisty there at some of the spots.

samdizshiz · Apr 10, 2019

We had a little bit of rain and then the next day allot of sun do u think rain drops magnifying the sun ?

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samdizshiz · Apr 10, 2019

U know what I didn't even think it rained yesterday midday that would do it ...

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Also I'm reading that the water drop sunburn thing is a myth ? If that's the case what is it then

Uncle Eckley · Apr 10, 2019

Beats me. Watch for them to grow or multiply, I guess. Reminds me of eye spots on a moth's wing.

Yeah, that water droplet lens thing can't be right. Plants would be speckled all over the place.

Edit: White leaf spot, maybe? Cercospora? Looks very similar to your spots.
https://gardener.fandom.com/wiki/White_leaf_spot_%28Brassica%29

samdizshiz · Apr 10, 2019

I think you might be right any other way to treat them seems to not be much information other than to get rid of plant

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solid7 · Apr 10, 2019

samdizshiz said:
We had a little bit of rain and then the next day allot of sun do u think rain drops magnifying the sun ?

It's a total myth.

Looks like it might be a bit of sun scalding.

rickster · Apr 11, 2019

sun burn

enjoysmuff · Apr 11, 2019

I have over 100 plants here in North Texas and the ones getting the most sun have a few spots like this. I believe it sun scald, as those 2 days were our hottest days yet with not much cloud cover.

rickvm · Apr 11, 2019

I would bet rain drops, your plants look very healthy otherwise. I only water early morning or in the evening. This Texas sun is brutal.

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solid7 · Apr 11, 2019

rickvm said:
I would bet rain drops, your plants look very healthy otherwise. I only water early morning or in the evening. This Texas sun is brutal.

That phenomena doesn't occur. It's been very thoroughly proven.

We gotta stop spreading old wives' tales around here...

rickvm · Apr 11, 2019

solid7 said:
That phenomena doesn't occur. It's been very thoroughly proven.

We gotta stop spreading old wives' tales around here...

So what’s your assessment? Any advice as to what the problem is here, or just a knock? Any help would be appreciated.

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solid7 · Apr 11, 2019

rickvm said:
So what’s your assessment? Any advice as to what the problem is here, or just a knock? Any help would be appreciated.

If you had read before assuming that I was just attacking you, my answer is posted several replies back up there ^^^ (reply #7, to be exact)

rickvm · Apr 11, 2019

My bad, sometimes I read without reading who posted. Wouldn’t sun scald effect parts of the leaf, not in dots?

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solid7 · Apr 11, 2019

What was posted seems fairly typical of the damage to plants not fully hardened, in particular.

samdizshiz · Apr 11, 2019

They have been outside but not in the amount of heat we had the past couple days

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Ruid · Apr 11, 2019

A center for ANTS!?

The_NorthEast_ChileMan · Apr 12, 2019

Ruid said:
A center for ANTS!?