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14 hours ago, Franci said:Hi guys, so the only thing that survived the iguanas were the green beans, definitely we are terrible gardeners 🤣🤣🤣they were doing fine until the leaves turned yellow, not sure it’s too much sun, not enough fertilizer or what 🙁
Take a magnifying glass and examine the back side of the leaves.
Looks like spider mite damages to me. Bean plants = invitation for spider mites.
dcarch
14 hours ago, Franci said:Hi guys, so the only thing that survived the iguanas were the green beans, definitely we are terrible gardeners 🤣🤣🤣they were doing fine until the leaves turned yellow, not sure it’s too much sun, not enough fertilizer or what 🙁
Take a magnifying glass and examine the back side of the leaves.
Looks like spider mite damages to me.
dcarch
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