easy diagnosis of phal leafs?
 

so this came up while we were away. 1 gigantea hybrid seedling, in the middle of a group of other seedlings, is showing these weird spots. no other plant on the table has any signs of any issue, and this one was literally right in the middle of the group. any input?? tia!

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just a throw away post because i just saw my post count was the devils number and im a bit superstitious....

Numbers can't hurt you or the plant, but a snail can. Looks like a single snail or two had lunch.

Crickets do that, too.

oh man! well, it's in quarantine, so guess it's time to dig thru some media :( thnx....

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so possibly a cricket came in?? honestly, now that you mention it i don't really hear crickets here in nrw like we have back home. interesting, never gave that a thought before....

well, es, i literally can’t believ i found this guy like 2 minutes after reading and posting my previous response. i’ll be dipped! and i can’t believe i came upon it immediately after reading your thoughts. didn’t really take you seriously, but now i’ll believe anything you type!!!

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thanks for clueing me in!

looks like a cockroach to me! :waving

Yes, it's a land shrimp.

:_( whaaatttt??!! omg u guys are killing me!!!

uuuuggghhhhh....i don't know what else to say.....