Sign up ×  My peach trees have peach leaf curl. (Spring came too
fast this year, I wasn't prepared, and I didn't get a chance to
spray.)  They're still young/small trees (10' tall), but they've
got a bit of fruit on them. Will peach leaf curl affect the
fruit? Is there anything I can or should do to protect the
fruit?  share|improve this question Do you think you have the
fungal version? –  Grady Player Jun 9 '12 at 13:48 Yes, the
leaves have red/pink galls, which I think indicates the fungus.
–  bstpierre Jun 9 '12 at 21:31 I have several peppers in a box
indoors. They're growing incredibly and are having small fruits;
but they have the leaf curl. Is there a homemade way of treating
this, or what spray shall I get? –  Neeku Nov 12 '14 at 12:28  1
Answer 1  up vote 3 down vote accepted  The easy answer is yes,
(fungal) leaf curl will affect the fruit in the sense that some
will drop early and not mature at all and the remainder may be
warped or develop tumour-like bulges.[1, 2] On the other hand
the fruit mig