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Old 08-07-2011, 01:16 PM
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I have recently moved and no longer have morning sun. I now have super hot and intense afternoon sun. I live in Northern VA. I am really not sure if the plants where burned when I had them outside last weekend or if this is a fungus? I have attached a few pics. Hopefully someone can help me save my orchids. Oh and some of the brown is cinnamon.
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CCM
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Old 08-07-2011, 01:45 PM
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Looks like sunburn. Those portions of the leaves will turn brown and paper thin. While it looks unsightly the damage has already been done and it should not progress any further. Just keep an eye out for any secondary infections like bacterial infection and fungus.
Phals dont like direct sun, so in the future if you should put them outside, a shaded spot would be best.
New leaves will eventually grown to replace and cover these.
Good luck with their recovery!

Judi
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