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    Cucumber problem - identification help appreciated

    Hi there.

    I've got some cucumber plants that have been growing very well.
    But yesterday something appeared on the leaves of a couple of the plants.
    They are indoors at night, but go outside when it gets above 10 degrees

    They have been getting plenty of water, from the bottom


    I just really wanted to know if it is environmental stress, or a disease ( meaning I should get rid of the affected plants asap)

    Thank you in advance
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    Did the leaves get wet?
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    • #3
      As Kristen hinted looks like scorch from the sun shining on water droplets on the leaves.

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      • #4
        The leaves have gotten wet maybe once or twice.

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        • #5
          Thanks for the identification thinking about it - the leave might have gotten wet outside, when I watered some of the plants around and the sun has been strong here.
          I shall take more care in future, am just relieved I don't have to throw them all out.

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          • #6
            Cucumbers take offence to all sorts of things, I'm afraid.

            if I fail to buy F1 All Female Flower seed dirt cheap (their RRP is more than £1 a seed) I buy plants as I reckon on 50% failure rate at least through stem rot and just plain Bloody Mindedness of the plants.

            Mine were a picture of health until a couple of days ago. Nothing has change, so clearly the only issue is that they have The Hump about something ...
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