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Old 06-13-2020, 04:16 PM
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Hello all,

I have just noticed these spots develop after taking this Angraecum outside for the summer. What are they? Sunburn? It was sitting under an umbrella and the spots appeared on the side facing north but not the other side. They only started after I took it outside though.

On another note, a plant I was isolating outside of the greenhouse due to virus concerns was knocked over by the wind onto a healthy plant I had left outside. I don’t know how this happened because they were far apart but I guess the wind was strong enough to knock them both over in just the right way to make contact. They didn’t really fall so much as tip over on their sides from separated benches. Either way, they ended up on top of each other for a few hours. I sprayed them both with physan after moving them further away from each other.

I didn’t see any injuries on either plant except maybe a dented leaf.

If one of the plants was virused, did it likely transfer it? I am so worried now.

I hate the wind as it responsible for a vast number of plant mishap in my collection to date so far.
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