good problem

[GoodFarmer]

good problem help me farmers.

 

[Seamaiden]

That doesn't look good to me. Looks like possibly a mosaic virus.

 

[GoodFarmer]

That doesn't look good to me. Looks like possibly a mosaic virus.

What can I do to fix it? I think it's a lot of fertilization.

 

[MysteryChild]

I think it could be a number of things
Over fertilization not being one of them

 

[GoodFarmer]

I think it could be a number of things
Over fertilization not being one of them

much nitrogen I mean

 

[MysteryChild]

much nitrogen I mean

Most likely bugs and or diseases
Your nitrogen levels look just fine

 

[GoodFarmer]

Most likely bugs and or diseases
Your nitrogen levels look just fine

Soon I put a little chemistry can and this is how to fix the problem? 3-4 days before I put chemistry and since then has become so.

 

[toquer]

Watering with the hose?
Outside in the ground?

 

[GoodFarmer]

Watering with the hose?
Outside in the ground?

did not understand how to water hose and what will help?

 

[toquer]

Are you using the hose to water the plant? Is it outside in the ground?
Yes it's outside... I know... Is it in a pot or the ground?

 

[GoodFarmer]

Here it is. The land is

 

[Seamaiden]

What can I do to fix it? I think it's a lot of fertilization.

It is not overfertilized in my opinion. Unfortunately, there is no cure for mosaic virus, or for any viruses for that matter. Milk will help with disinfection and prevention in spreading the disease, unfortunately that plant is outdoors where all sorts of insects can vector the disease to and from the plant in question.

It doesn't look very bad, fortunately, so you may be able to get a good harvest from it. I've read other growers discuss using 'cal-mag' to help reverse the symptoms.