HVX on Beckoning?
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It does look a bit odd, but hard to tell from the picture if it really is HVX. Do you have a macro zoom on your camera to get a really up close shot of some of the spots?
Also, check the back for brown dots. Some sucking insects will attack from the back which can discolor the front.
Beckoning goes through some odd color changes at times, and especially when it is younger. My plants had some funny looks to them last year so I sent them off for testing and they were fine. This year they have a much cleaner look to them. And I spoke with the grower of this one and they also had complaints about possibly virused plants but they all checked out to be fine.
So if you can get a zoomed in picture of the spots it would be great.
Chris
Also, check the back for brown dots. Some sucking insects will attack from the back which can discolor the front.
Beckoning goes through some odd color changes at times, and especially when it is younger. My plants had some funny looks to them last year so I sent them off for testing and they were fine. This year they have a much cleaner look to them. And I spoke with the grower of this one and they also had complaints about possibly virused plants but they all checked out to be fine.
So if you can get a zoomed in picture of the spots it would be great.
Chris
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Hi Chris,
Thanks so much for taking a look. I don't know if I have a macro zoom on my camera, but I do have a 10x optical zoom. I will get a closer picture of the spots when I get home and post it. I'm going to keep my fingers crossed that this is not HVX!
~Angie
Thanks so much for taking a look. I don't know if I have a macro zoom on my camera, but I do have a 10x optical zoom. I will get a closer picture of the spots when I get home and post it. I'm going to keep my fingers crossed that this is not HVX!
~Angie
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Okay, I don't know how much better these are, but I did try to get closer. It was about to start raining so I didn't have much time.
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Hooray
That makes me very happy! I will leave it where it is for now and just be sure to watch it closely next year. I won't cut any leaves or scapes or anything on it without very carefully disinfecting my tools after. Thank you for your quick response!
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Wow! I would have thought that was HVX for sure!!
I'm glad you mentioned the weird color changes in Beckoning, Chris. Mine looked somewhat odd to me, but not exactly how I thought HVX would look on it, so I hoped it was just the way the plant was. And yes...mine is young yet, so I'll watch it over the next year or two to make sure it's not something that is a problem.
I'm glad you mentioned the weird color changes in Beckoning, Chris. Mine looked somewhat odd to me, but not exactly how I thought HVX would look on it, so I hoped it was just the way the plant was. And yes...mine is young yet, so I'll watch it over the next year or two to make sure it's not something that is a problem.
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Mine looks excatly like the pictures above, I've been wondering if I should just not take the chance and remove it. It's a young one also just it's second year in the ground here. I'll see about posting some picture tomorrow to see what everyone thinks. But if it's the same I am definatly relieved.
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