What is this on my plants?
drebenc
9 years ago
Hi! I woke up this morning to find this stuff all over my wandering jew/bolivian jew combo plant that I have outdoors. The leaves on my bolivian jew look a little eaten, but there is poo looking stuff all over the foliage and the ground in front of the plant and on my plant stand. The pot is raised on the second shelf of the stand so the plant is not near the ground. Any help would be appreciated !
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Tiffany, purpleinopp Z8b Opp, AL
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