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Cattelya virus?

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10-30-2022, 06:31 PM

Steve83

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Location: Harrisburg, PA

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I also agree with either mechanical damage or damage from water sitting, and direct light with no airflow.(lighting looks indoors, so I assume no strong airflow).

As long as it gets decent airflow, the damage shouldn't spread.

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