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Is this variegated, nutrient deficient or streak virus?
Here are some photos of my FHIA 2 'Mona Lisa'. (in my Photo gallery under FHIA 2 - 'Mona Lisa') So what is the experts opinion? Is it variegated, streak virus infected or a nutrient deficiency? I am hoping it's just variegated...
Also, what should I do if it is not simply just a variegated sport?
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Re: Is this variegated, nutrient deficient or streak virus?
Looks normal. Mine have always looked like that.
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Re: Is this variegated, nutrient deficient or streak virus?
Don't know why, but mine has always looked that way, even when I was trying to overfertilize them, so I know it is not a nutrient issue. They grow and fruit fine looking like that.
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