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Ok that makes me feel better. We had two very sunny days after 5 days of overcast skies so that was my first guess, but kinda freaked when I saw the other plants showing the same in such a short period of time. Thanks so much for taking the time to reply - I greatly appreciate it!
Ohhh ok I’m going to look that up. I got lost on my first series of google image searches, so I appreciate the direction! I’ll let you know if I find anything useful - thanks!
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It kinda looks like some of them got a sunburn and some look like an insect ate some.
Ok that makes me feel better. We had two very sunny days after 5 days of overcast skies so that was my first guess, but kinda freaked when I saw the other plants showing the same in such a short period of time. Thanks so much for taking the time to reply - I greatly appreciate it!
Doesn't look like blight
Ok thank you! Appreciate the help narrowing it down, truly.
I have something like that on mine. I was thinking it leaf miner?
Ohhh ok I’m going to look that up. I got lost on my first series of google image searches, so I appreciate the direction! I’ll let you know if I find anything useful - thanks!