Black pepper plant problem
Connecticutian18
9 years ago
My piper nigrum has run into trouble lately and I think it's a pest or virus; it's been happening shortly after i brought it indoor. It's been losing leaves and has grown less in the past month. Thoughts? Here are some pictures
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