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I have rust spots on a very large ash tree, apple trees and my hops all within short distance of each other. I have read that is a fungal disease and nothing seriously bad. I also have only read how it affects trees. Is this anything I need to worry about in regards to my hops?
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Scott
 
I suspect the rust on the ash is different than that on the apple - and the most common causes are apparently specific to each species. I wouldn't be overly concerned wrt the hops...

Cheers!
 
I am starting to get rust looking spots on some of the leaves of one of my plants. If you think yours need treatment, treat them with an anti fungal agent. I plan to make my own from garlic. From what I have read it makes a nice anti fungal treatment. I plan to steep a bunch of garlic in 170 or so degree water, puree in a blender, strain pulp, put in a spray bottle and treat for a few days.
 

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