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    Raspberry black soot under leaves

    Hi,

    I noticed earlier my raspberries have what looks like black soot dust on the underside of the leaves. I have searched to try to find out what it is and the only thing I have found has been raspberry rust. However, they haven't done the yellow or orange stages (as far as I noticed while picking fruit) so I am not sure if that is it.

    Does anyone have any other suggestions or advice?

    Thank you,
    Moose
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  • #2
    Well I would also guess rust, maybe you just missed the early stages? Can you take a couple of photos? I'm hoping someone else might be able to help but a photo would make a difference.

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    • #3
      I have this too: like a sprinkling of soot over most of the leaves. It's end of season and the leaves will be dropping in a week or two anyway, so I'll just make sure I sweep them up over winter.
      My gardening blog: In Spades, last update 30th April 2018.
      Chrysanthemum notes page here.

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      • #4
        Greenfly? They produce honeydew that goes black in cool damp conditions. I had a chili plant covered in it so it is now in the bin!
        Gardening requires a lot of water - most of it in the form of perspiration. Lou Erickson, critic and poet

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        • #5
          Probably `sooty mould` caused by gunk from insects going mouldy, common sign of insects on plants

          Just ignore it at this time of year , try and get shut of insects like greenfly next year with something like some ladybirds once its warm enough
          Living off grid and growing my own food in Bulgaria.....

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          • #6
            Here are some photos I took today:

            Joan J is only mildly affected (these are nice and healthy, massive crop, still cropping)




            Glen Ample is badly affected (these are not so healthy, small crop, nowhere near as vigourous as the Joan J, look a bit weedy)



            (2nd photo after pruning out fruited spurs)

            Moose
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            • #7
              Yep, mine look exactly the same. I'm determined not to worry about it though.
              My gardening blog: In Spades, last update 30th April 2018.
              Chrysanthemum notes page here.

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