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Cucumber leaves yellow spots, wilting

Posted by johnny6 z6 NY (My Page) on
Wed, Jul 23, 14 at 8:53

Hello, on two if my cucumber plants the leaves are getting yellow spots and eventually wilt. I have already picked many cucs off of them before this happened. Is this the dreaded cucumber wilt? There are still a few cucs on the plant and they seem to be growing. Will they be affected from whatever is killing the rest of the plant? The other three plants which I started from seed at the same time are perfectly healthy. Should I worry about this spreading to them? Thanks!
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RE: Cucumber leaves yellow spots, wilting

Looks like downy mildew.


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RE: Cucumber leaves yellow spots, wilting

Pick that cuke or it will shut down further production.

My thought about the 2nd image is heat/sun damage -- ran short of water.


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RE: Cucumber leaves yellow spots, wilting

Looks like the same thing I have which I think is mildew, I spray with Immunox for garden, It seems too help but I plant 6 hills an 3 plants to a hill so I have plenty of cukes if a plant or 2 dies, I just now have all my canning of cukes done an I have plenty to give away.


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RE: Cucumber leaves yellow spots, wilting

  • Posted by digdirt 6b-7a North AR (My Page) on
    Thu, Jul 24, 14 at 11:24

Agree - Downey Mildew.

Dave


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RE: Cucumber leaves yellow spots, wilting

Immunox is good at preventing powdery mildew but not downy mildew, which despite the name is an entirely different disease.

A mix of chlorothanolil and mancozeb is probably as effective as anything against it. But this is another of the diseases that it's easier to prevent than cure.


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