tiny brown spots on fig leaves
MissMoss
10 years ago
I have 3 young fig plants that I rooted from cuttings received from a friend (have no idea what fig variety it is). They are growing nicely but I just noticed tiny brown spots all over their leaves. Any idea of what it might be? Should I spray with something?
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