Cantaloupe Leaves

The yellowing of cantaloupe leaves may be caused by copper fungicides, foliar fertilizer applications that increase salt levels, or manganese toxicities. Copper fungicides can lead to a phytotoxic reaction, resulting in leaf yellowing. Additionally, the yellowing at the leaf margin may be caused by guttation, where plants exude water. Furthermore, nutrient deficiency and overwatering can … Read more

Cantaloupe leaves may turn yellow and brown due to various reasons, including nutrient deficiencies, overwatering, pests, diseases, or environmental stressors. This can hinder the plant’s growth and affect fruit production. It’s important to identify the underlying cause and take appropriate action to restore the plant’s health and vigor. By proper examination and analysis, you can … Read more