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Bay tree leaf spots

Hi guys, novice gardener here ! This is my first year with bay trees, they have been great in the pot but out grey them so this weekend I planted them in my beds but noticed some spots on the leaves which I’m unsure what they are ? It’s in the same place as the potted one with same soil and feed etc .ithey don’t look too bad but would like to address it sooner if it’s an issue. Can anyone advice me what these are or how to deal with them ? Many thanks 


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  • FairygirlFairygirl Posts: 55,117
    I don't grow them @nilgerami90770, but others do, but it looks like they've been short of some nutrients - probably from being in the pots.
    If you can give a pic from further out, and some more info, that will help. The usual stuff -what they were grown in, and where they've been growing in terms of exposure. General location/climate etc always helps. 

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  • Pete.8Pete.8 Posts: 11,340
    Yellowing between the veins on leaves is usually due to a lack of iron for some reason.
    A one-off treatment with sequestered iron should fix it.

    It's usually a condition that creeps up, so the cause may have been a lack of available iron in the pots which is only now showing and most likely.
    They may well sort themselves out now they're in the ground. so you could wait and see or try the sequestered iron

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