Splotchy Mandarin Leaves (forum)
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MelbFruit starts with ...
Now that it's Spring, a lot is moving in the garden, including pests. I just noticed these lime-colored splotchy areas on the older leaves on my potted Imperial mandarin this week. Any idea what they are?
At first I thought they were leaf miners, but I don't see the little larvae, I have hormone traps, and they are targeting old leaves. I did spray with neem oil last week for mealy bugs, and there were a couple of sunny days, but I would think some kind of burning would affect more of the leaves, and especially young shoots.
Please help, is this a pest? A nutrient deficiency?
Thanks!
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Time: 15th September 2023 7:45am
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TyalgumPhil says...
Its a good time of year to add some trace elements, you can get specialised citrus additives but don't be too heavy handed
Time: 20th September 2023 6:24pm
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