Happypaphy7
Paphlover
I have been using this stuff on my plants anytime I see any suspicious little (and some that are not so little) brown spots or marks on the leaves.
So far, coating the affected regions with DB has worked in that the diseased marks halts and stop spreading further.
The only exception was this delenatii that turned rusty brown and eventually died, or nearly dead looking and I tossed it. I might have caught the disease too late.
Anyway, I'm posting two recent examples here.
The first are henryanum seedlings. One of them got hit by this wet brown rot on its center. This was about two weeks ago. I dropped some DB on it covering up the entire center.
Now, you can see the dry reddish brown mark which was wet rot a couple of weeks ago, and the new leaf continues to emerge clean.
The slight red marks on the other seedling is just a mechanical damage.
These are tiny seedlings of wenshanense aureum that didn't grow much.
Anyway, one seedling at the two O'clock direction had its leaf attacked by wet brown rot. half the tiny leaf! I applied one drop of DB covering the top and underside of that leaf.
The rot dried up and no further spread.
Close up.
So far, coating the affected regions with DB has worked in that the diseased marks halts and stop spreading further.
The only exception was this delenatii that turned rusty brown and eventually died, or nearly dead looking and I tossed it. I might have caught the disease too late.
Anyway, I'm posting two recent examples here.
The first are henryanum seedlings. One of them got hit by this wet brown rot on its center. This was about two weeks ago. I dropped some DB on it covering up the entire center.
Now, you can see the dry reddish brown mark which was wet rot a couple of weeks ago, and the new leaf continues to emerge clean.
The slight red marks on the other seedling is just a mechanical damage.
These are tiny seedlings of wenshanense aureum that didn't grow much.
Anyway, one seedling at the two O'clock direction had its leaf attacked by wet brown rot. half the tiny leaf! I applied one drop of DB covering the top and underside of that leaf.
The rot dried up and no further spread.
Close up.
