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Posted by Richard Wright on October 4, 2008, 3:42 pm
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>>>hello!
>>>having a nice crop of spinach just lately (first time ever!)
>>>
>>>it's not a big deal, but i was wondering if anyone knows why some of my
>>>spinach plants get "bubbly" leaves - it's as though the edges of the leaf
>>>stop growing at some point, but the bulk of the leaf continues to expand,
>>>so
>>>you get a wavy sort of surface to each leaf on the affected plants. some
>>>plants are like this on every leaf, others not affected at all. the
>>>cultivar
>>>is "medina" fwiw.
>>>
>>>thanks if anyone knows!
>>>
>>>kylie (who is enjoying spring enormously thank you very much).
>>>
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>> I thought that the bubbly leaf is an invariable attribute of the
>> Silverbeet group of spinaches.
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>it is!
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>> Not, though, of English spinach.
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>exactly, it's not! :-) the spinach in question is true spinach, not
>silverbeet. (i never worry when the silverbeet goes bubbly).
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>> http://www.taste.com.au/how+to/articles/293/spinach
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>... like the lower two in the photograph.
>it also occurred to me that the bubbly plants don't grow tall like the
>middle bunch there - they stay short & get sort of wide.
>thanks!
>kylie
>
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>> Richard
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Curiouser and curiouser. Can you put an image of the disease
somewhere? It might ring a bell with somebody.
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