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Pigeon peas

 
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Hi:)

I was so excited to see my pigeon pea seeds sprout and grow . Had to start them in the house because the weather suddenly turned cold and I wanted them to be ready.

But what pray tell is this horrible development?? And what to do about??
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What is happening to their leaves?
What is happening to their leaves?
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To me it looks like tiny insect bites. The plant looks alright so far. I bet when you put them outside, they will be just fine. I find that pest problems in the house often go away once I transplant outside and there are plenty of predators and weather conditions aren't so cushy for the little pests.
 
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Thank you!..
 
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