Spots on leaves. Virus or Not?

[orchidjunky]

Originally Posted by Ross

While I agree somthing is going on, I doubt it's spider mites or any other mites, for that matter. Perhaps a virus of some sort? Or a fungus? It's not anything I've seen before (and I've seen my share of mites!)

Also... i was reading in another thread that misting can cause this too

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[Ross]

Originally Posted by orchidjunky

Also... i was reading in another thread that misting can cause this too

Not this. Misting spots look like the ones in the earlier post in this thread that I made -2 photos. The problem here is the reddish color. I still bet on either fungus or some internal disease, possibly related to the spraying.

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[orchidjunky]

Originally Posted by Ross

Not this. Misting spots look like the ones in the earlier post in this thread that I made -2 photos. The problem here is the reddish color. I still bet on either fungus or some internal disease, possibly related to the spraying.

What are other causes of sunken reddish to brown spots? My primary concern is the sunken "craters." The other day I noticed at the supermaker one that was completely covered in these sunken craters... Mine isn't as bad