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Dark spot on leaf of Phalaenopsis Hybrid
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Hello,
I have found the following dark spot on my newly purchased Orchid. What could that be and what can I do about it? *worried* Any answers would be appreciated. regards Denia |
You can find something similar here.
http://www.google.ca/url?sa=t&rct=j&...02022582,d.aWw or Orchid Culture Articles - Sue Bottom As shown, it is not too dangerous, carefully studying the pictures and make a decision, do not rush with fungicides. I tend to believe Sunburn or Bacterial Brown Spot. |
Very good material, Nexogen. Thanks for sharing.
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Watch it closely for any changes. If the size of the spot increases, it is bacterial rot and you should cut off the leaf with a flame-sterilized/cooled blade (or bleach sterilized and rinsed blade), cutting into healthy green tissue (about 1 inch outside the spot if possible). Bacterial rot can spread quickly and kill an entire plant, and also put other plants nearby at risk.
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Thank you all for the answers - I appreciate it.
I'll keep an eye on it - so far it hasn't changed its size since I discovered it on Friday so I won't take any action just yet. |
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