Help!!

[Mr. Failingflopsis]

I'm just glad no one blamed my tomato starts that are in the Orchidarium.

[smartie2000]

I think Gin is right too...
I have a phal that was under higher light and it is a little spotted, similar to yours. My other phals just turned red and another one had lighter leaves

[Gin]

I hope the tomato starts are from seed , I once took cuttings and ended up with white flies on them were not with the orchids .
They went for a winter vacation . Gin

[Mr. Failingflopsis]

Originally Posted by Gin

I hope the tomato starts are from seed , I once took cuttings and ended up with white flies on them were not with the orchids .
They went for a winter vacation . Gin

They are seeds I started. Russian varieties that are short season and cold hardy. We'll see how they do. They sure like the Orchidarium.

[justatypn]

Great info Gin....tks

[cheryl]

it does not appear to have anything wrong with it. the change in location might have made it discolor a bit. If it is too close to the light source, that may also cause the leaves to mottle a bit. But it looks pretty healthy from this vantage point.

[failingflopsis]

Following Gin's advice I moved it to a lower light location. The spots are disappearing. Hooray

[failingflopsis]

Thanks Gin!