Diseased Foliage
karyn1
12 years ago
The foliage on my P. coccinea has some sort of disease (or maybe a pest?). The foliage gets spots like in the attached pics or it begins to brown along an edge and spread to the rest of the leaf. I've been picking the diseased leaves off and disposing of them. The plant is growing and getting buds but I'd love to know what's wrong and how to get rid of it, if possible.
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