I have an Oregano plant and I have rarely used fresh oregano. Is it safe to use the oregano leaves shown in picture?
It has some white thing on top and at the bottom it’s a bit dark
Is it okay to use these oregano leaves
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Best Answer
The dark underside is normal for some varieties, but the white on top is another matter. It could well be powdery mildew which while seemingly not toxic will spoil the eating qualities, or it could be mould from damp storage. I'd look for better leaves elsewhere on the plant. Here's a little more detail