Actually, I think that has helped because the area I have been keeping it in at the moment has a fan near it keeping good air circulation for other plants. It probably has been a little too cool for it and I have moved it to a much warmer area, and I will be keeping it more dry for the time being during the winter. And yes, dowiana is one of the warm growing species. I was just caught off guard because the room where it was in was always above 70 degrees and it was completely fine when it was outside in the summer, and it loved getting watered. Thanks for the reply.
It might be both of them .... you can't distiguish it exactly by the photos.
Thank you Rudolph. I ve been suffering for many years and belive me, i had many many problems....I can say, pseudomonas for catts is the same as Erwinia for paphs. A red many many literatures, not just here, but elsewhere i can. And as i learnt more and more, i understood, this problem is very difficult. We say, air movement is important....where? In a closed gh????Air exchange, this is very important!!!!We fear the water...why? Catts have no problem in pouring rain at all for many days in their habitat. Why? We use stagnant water full of bacterias, we don t care about ph, nutritients, ratios....I belive, if we care about them, we won t have problems with bacterias.
Yes, and what to do stands written under treatment in the link I put in my post #6. Cinnamon powder has fungicidal characteristics and therefore it works well against deseases caused by fungis, like e.g. black rot. I also use it but it wouldn't be my first choice against a bacterial infection.
