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Hi folks,
I know this is my first look and introduction to this forum. My name, at any rate, is Thor and I have a peculiar problem where my California Wonder Yellow or Orange (Cannot remember which...there were so many, over 100 that I raised for a Hunger Garden...but this is the one which I kept for my own use. The upper part of the budding leaves look just tremendous, but, as I hope you can see in the picture submitted, I am getting round holes--with brown edges in the leaves and the big ones--are gradually turning yellow along with this problem. [On a side note...it is still in a 5-6" nursery pot from which I wish to move it, but before putting it in a pot with another plant, I want to be sure there aren't any problems which could spread to my other (newly gifted to me---a chocolate bell) pepper and tomatoe/basil] I have looked at these leaves or ruffled them and I can't find any obvious bugs or eggs or flies of any sort...I'm simply stumped. Thank you for your help!
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