White and grey fungus under side leafs - Garden

Root fungus causes this type of sudden *****.

Cytospora canker fungus

You have leaf wilt/curl, once started there is nothing you can do, it is not an insect it is a fungus.

My cameras were cut on my night owl so on the camera side there is 3 small wires which are green red and white and there is also a grey which is thicker strip back the grey and you'll find a yellow wire those under the grey cover will go spliced into the big white wire on the connector side that goes to your dvr and the wire between the grey and yellow needs to splice onto the outside wire that's between the black cover and white wire on the dvr side also on the dvr wire there will be a red and black wire connect the red wire to the three small wires on the camera and it should work I did not use the black wire because I couldn't find where it connects I have a night owl series vdp2

for diesel fuel to congeal it has to be poor quality with a high paraffin content close to 0 degrees c or contaminated. I would go for contaminated from a fungus growing in the fuel. Get a sample of the fuel from the tank and if it is a grey slimy mess then that will be the fungus. All diesels use a return line from the injectors that lubricates and cools the injectors.and this hot fuel creates a humid atmosphere in the tank so hat when the tank cools down the fungus grows in the condensed water. Try a wynns diesel fuel treatment product as it is pretty good at killing the fungus and cleaning the tank out.

Usually fungus. You need to plant tomatoes where the sun will dry the overnight dew quickly each day. Don't water at night (water in the morning). Try to water the soil and not the leaves.

Ask your nursery for a fungicide (or if something else is causing yellow leaf in your area). They will know and guide you.

Best set to pull off the dead/yellow leaves to limit cross contamination and spread of the fungus/mold.

Cherry leaf spot

This sounds like a particular fungus to cherry trees. Read up on it. Do a web search; "cherry tree fungus ".

That sounds like a fungus, take a leaf to a garden supplier, they should know.

Not many funguses can thrive under the intense heat from the lamp. The Ultraviolet light that the lamp produces reacts with the plastic lamp housing and deposits a film on the optics and color wheel. They can be cleaned with water. I would not use any chemicals on the optics or color wheel since they leave a residue behind.