ByNoyfa03
Hello,
As you can see in the photo, these blackberries seem to have a disease.
Some parts of the berries are yellow-brown, somehow dried out, so that one might assume that they are bad and no longer suitable for consumption?
What exactly is this, where did it suddenly come from? It wasn't like this last year.
Should these blackberries be thrown away or can they still be eaten or made into jam without any concerns?
Thank you!
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Just look dry for me, not for illness. Maybe because of hot temperatures the days. Roughen, cut what is of course a bit laborious, or just eat the beautiful.
I wouldn’t mind her.
Thank you.
can be eaten.
Thank you.