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Yellow Spots on Herbs
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If you have the same problem with "different types" of plants in the same area it is environmental. It looks like the start of a fungus of some kind. Get a strong magnifying loop or glass and look that the leaves closely to make sure it's not a pest problem.
Every time you water always use your finger to feel deep in the soil before you water. Never just water because you think it's time. FEEL THE SOIL FIRST! Let the top inch dry well before adding water. During hot temps, the plant transpires more water but be careful because keeping the soil too wet will cause a fungus or mold problem. A lot of people think watering plants extra during hot temps keeps them cool, but it can be very harmful to the plants. Allow the soil to dry well between watering even on super hot days. Don't keep the soil wet every day.
Every time you water always use your finger to feel deep in the soil before you water. Never just water because you think it's time. FEEL THE SOIL FIRST! Let the top inch dry well before adding water. During hot temps, the plant transpires more water but be careful because keeping the soil too wet will cause a fungus or mold problem. A lot of people think watering plants extra during hot temps keeps them cool, but it can be very harmful to the plants. Allow the soil to dry well between watering even on super hot days. Don't keep the soil wet every day.