CincyScaper
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Seems like some sort of a chemical burn ? I have not dosed any algicides, not sure what this is. Seems very localized.
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Any idea what this is ?
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Seems like some sort of a chemical burn ? I have not dosed any algicides, not sure what this is. Seems very localized.
You need to trim away any affected leaf, and replant the healthier part, the spot can spread to adjacent leaf and cause melt the whole stem.
I've spot this before in my ludwigia nantan super only. It's probably some kind of disease.
I've spot this before in my ludwigia nantan super only. It's probably some kind of disease.
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CincyScaper
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Interesting yah, I saw couple of these as grey spots on the super red but turned green and now see it on a new TC arcuata. Hope more can comment on the specific disease. Cutting them off soon
I have had this issue before as well, I agree trim the affected leaves because it will kill the whole stem IME.
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