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Bifoliate with stains, may be fungus?
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hi, I'm Rafael,I intend to make my presentation Thread later cause I think this is more important.
I bought these two cattleyas in a orchid shop near here. the first is a C. harrisoniae trilabelo, the other is a common loddigesii. I noticed that the C.harrisonae has some very small spots, I think that may be fungus :( . and the other has a spotted on the bottom leaf ,with another leaf a little wrinkled : _ ( is some kind of fungus or bacteria? what do you think? :dunno: Attachment 109251 Attachment 109252 |
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Put rubbing alcohol and watch if it continues to grow.
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how so?dripping alcohol on the spot?
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You can put alcohol on kleenex, paper towel, cotton ball or toliet paper. It doesn't matter. Then just wipe the leaves with the alcohol wetted item. I usually use a different tissue for each leaf.
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