[emma178]

Hi

Wondering if anyone could help me ID what the issue is with these brown spots on my potato leaves?  A couple of the different varieties are shwoing these marked leaves and I am growing them in containers.

Thanks

[emma178]

Another pic incase the last one is way too small!

[Aunt Sally]

Can you take a close up ofjust one leaf, emma ?

[Kleftiwallah]

I don't want to utter the 'B' word on such little evidence, but.  .  :blink: .  .Cheers,   Tony.

[prakash_mib]

I don't want to utter the 'B' word on such little evidence, but.  .  :blink: .  .Cheers,   Tony.

me tooo...
do you smoke emma? looks little like mosaic virus.

[emma178]

Not the B word this early??

[emma178]

No smoking in this household.  Would the b word spread to strawberries?  Mine have a brown tinges to those too but the fruits not the leaves   I will go get a pic of those.

[Aunt Sally]

No, I'm fairly certain it's not blight !

[emma178]

Strawberry picture, but I thought that might have been an error on my part with them getting a bit of contact with the damp soil

[Aunt Sally]

Could be slug damage.

[prakash_mib]

did you recently fed them like BFB/growmore etc etc?

[emma178]

I fed them about a week ago with a seaweed based fertiliser but I don't usually get the leaves when watering them

[Ice]

Possibly the M word, magnesium deficiency.

[Aunt Sally]

Not the B word this early??

It could be target spot (early blight) not a problem.  I would just remove the affected leaves to help to remove the sourcwe of the infection.  It doesn't affect the tubers!

[fatcat1955]

Could be Capsid bug damage.