Kitchen Garden Forum

Hi All, I have done a search, but can't see an obvious answer. I have a crop of Anya pototoes growing in various places, but 4 bags growing in the small greenhouse. 1 plant started with brown patches on the leaves that looked like the leaves had got scorched in the sun, and then the next bag over, and the next, so I hooked up a layer of fleece thinking it was the sun. I was sure it wasn't blight. I went to put the buckets of potatoes back into the greenhouse tonight (the buckets come out, the bags stay in - it is just easier) and the last bag of potatoes is showing the same effect. We have had hardley any sun and the fleece is still up so I looked more closely, and actually the underside of the leaf has been eaten/stripped away whereever the brown patches are. The outside ones are fine, just the inside bags.

I can't find a mention of what this could be in my Carol Klien book - but I am sure one of you will know . How do I get rid of whatever it is?

Blight?

If it is just the indoor ones and you've had tomatoes in there before I'd question how well the house was cleaned for this season.