CAULIFLOWER PROBLEM

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can anyone tell me what is wrong with my Cauliflowers?

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Compo, they are out of focus. :roll:

Seriously do you have a sharper photo/
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If it is blisters on the leaves, they won't do any harm to the curds. Keep well watered.

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Whilst I sort out a better picture, they are hard green bumps embedded to the leaves, i picked one off and they do appear to contain small eggs or pupi......any further ideas
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Don't know then Compo but I am still inclinded to say they won't do any harm to the curds.
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Some sort of gall wasp perhaps?
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