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My peas have been in for a few weeks and now and are growing nicely but on close inspection of the leaves I've noticed some strange colouration running along from the central veins - it's almost as if they're becoming variegated with a pale green/cream colouration. Is this a sign that they're deficient in something?
I only took the plot on in Jan and all the beds are new, based on heavy clay which has been deep dug and had various organic matter dug in - in the case of the peas it's had rotted straw and spent mushroom compost. As the plot is so new I haven't got any compost yet (big pile "cooking" though
) I watered them today with a nettle tea to give them a feed. Not sure if this would help in this case.
Any suggestions please?
I only took the plot on in Jan and all the beds are new, based on heavy clay which has been deep dug and had various organic matter dug in - in the case of the peas it's had rotted straw and spent mushroom compost. As the plot is so new I haven't got any compost yet (big pile "cooking" though
) I watered them today with a nettle tea to give them a feed. Not sure if this would help in this case.Any suggestions please?
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