I noticed within the past week or so that my Aji Limon plants have begun brown slightly along their central veins and it's mostly visible on the underside of the leaves.
My first plant was noticeably less healthy then the second, being a light green instead of a dark green and had developed this issue on most of its older leaves. I initially attributed this to the plant's weak health, but now even the otherwise healthy-looking green plant has begun to show the same symptoms.
A Hawaiian chili plant has also started to show similar problems, though in its case the whole stem on one of its new leaves seems to be rotting away.
On both the limon and hawaiian chili that there's unusually fuzzy spots along the central leaf veins on many of the leaves, which makes me suspect a fungal problem, especially because it's only occurring on the plants with wrinkled leaves that are more prone to holding moisture, while the smooth-leaved shishitos show no such symptoms.
Can't get pictures at the moment, but was wanting some thoughts on the matter.
My first plant was noticeably less healthy then the second, being a light green instead of a dark green and had developed this issue on most of its older leaves. I initially attributed this to the plant's weak health, but now even the otherwise healthy-looking green plant has begun to show the same symptoms.
A Hawaiian chili plant has also started to show similar problems, though in its case the whole stem on one of its new leaves seems to be rotting away.
On both the limon and hawaiian chili that there's unusually fuzzy spots along the central leaf veins on many of the leaves, which makes me suspect a fungal problem, especially because it's only occurring on the plants with wrinkled leaves that are more prone to holding moisture, while the smooth-leaved shishitos show no such symptoms.
Can't get pictures at the moment, but was wanting some thoughts on the matter.