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Apr 13, 2016 1:42 PM CST
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Barcelona, Spain
I was wondering why the leaves at the bottom of my mint plants started turning yellow? See photos:


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There are also some weird spots on some of the leaves that are healthy:

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I water these mint plants a lot. Meaning I water it with 3-4 pints of water in a go and that water stays in a tray that I have under the pot. It should be the issue though. The entire plant looks healthy at the top.

Any help will be appreciated.
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Apr 13, 2016 4:39 PM CST
Name: Sue
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The silvery patches on the lower picture may well be caused by an insect but I don't know what sucking insects you have there. Maybe a leafhopper? Have you seen any pests around the plants?

When the oldest leaves die on a plant it can be normal, but I'm not sure in this case. Have you checked the underneath of the leaves for spider mites?
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