Cirrhopetalum Elizabeth Ann Buckleberry
 

My plants seems to be in a bad way. I don't have pictures yet but starting on the back side of the leaves and showing up later on the front are dark black areas about the size of 1/2 to a full dime. It looks as if maybe it burned by sun but it was pretty well shaded. The jury seems to be out as far as how much sun to give this plant according to the web sites I have read. Anyone have any advice to give in advance of me posting pics? I'm nervous to think that it is a virus because the spots just look wicked...

This is my Cirr EB. I have it on the top shelf in the GH with a 70% shade cloth. Top shelf gets the most light and has the warmest temps...sometimes as high as 90+deg. I don't get the sun on the GH until about 12 noon because of its location, but from then til 4 PM there's lots of light. Because of all the new growth, I divided it and it is slowly getting over the shock. As you can see the older pb's are shriveled...the flowers are from this past season.

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Cirr. Elizabeth Ann "Buckleberry" FCC/AOS
Is very easy to grown become many bulb. on in.
It's like middle sun light, wet & more fertilizer for it will be .

That's an excellent specimen Wilson!