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I've just noticed on my early spuds, that some of the leaves are going black!, what am I doing wrong please 
any help please .
any help please .
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A picture would help, also where in the country are you?
My first thought is frost damage. -
I would agree with frost damage. A good example where knowing location would help.Comment
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I'm in the Cambridgeshire Fens, past two days have been mighty windy, but we've not had any frost for weeks.....I just wondered if maybe it was wind damage...a couple of the leave stalks have taken a right battering.......I'll try and upload a photo..but I've tried before & it's not uploaded I'm on ipad not PC.Comment
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Fingers crossed this works.Comment
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This is the best I can get at the minute cos it's blowing a hooley out there again ...this at least shows a couple of the affected leaves....the other two pots seem to be fine no blackening on those so far...just a few bent leave branches is all on those.Originally posted by Sheilakins View PostComment
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They just look a little bruised... absolutely nothing to worry about!He-Pep!Comment
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Thank youOriginally posted by bario1 View Post
they were doing great until the high winds this past few days battered em about...just wanted to check it was nothing major...coz I'm looking forward to chomping some new spuds in a few weeks time 
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The bulk of the leaves look great, if it worries you just remove the damaged leaves.sigpic“Gorillas are very intelligent, but they don't have to be as delicate as chimps -- they can just smash open the termite nest,”
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