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Plumeria
esa285

disease or nutritional issue?

esa285
9 years ago

Not sure if I have a disease or a nutritional issue and I'm a novice with these beauties. Newly (3 months) potted plant about 3ft, new leaves sprouting, growing bigger and green, no other signs. Noticed whitish grainy bumps here and there on some leaves. No idea what it is or what to do?

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