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Black spot
Hi guys and girls ladies and gentlemens...
Just asking since i lost 1 of my VFT too this black spot fungus thingy...and i don't wanna loose another...My akai ryu only has 5 traps which is quite little and after a while leaves die off quite fast..So how do i heal them..Sorry i don't pay much attention to those chemical stuff you guys talk about.. Ken |
Re: Black spot
Black spot normally comes from a overly humid and damp enviroment. Try keeping your flytrap in a sunnier place with more air movement.
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Re: Black spot
Hi alcran
Umm thanks i do keep it in a very sunny position and sir circulation should be enough....Will that do the job or do i have to use any chemical stuff (Off topic) Does anyone grow small palm trees?? If your palm tree starts having they're leaves somehow curling whats happening..At first i though it was too dry so i flushed it and next day now still the same..Is it getting some parasite attack? Ken |
Re: Black spot
Is it the new leaves or the old one?And the black spot are fungus right?I thought the sun has rays that kills fungus?
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Re: Black spot
Hi Marvin
Well i know that after awhile the old leaves die off.....But if it dies of rapidly and spreads fast then its the black fungus thingy..... Ken |
Re: Black spot
Black spot happens of the usual over humid envirnment or poor air circulation. Try frying your VFT for a day and then see what happens. As in put it in really hot sun.
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Re: Black spot
Hi edward
I always fry it in sunlight but i always keep it wet thats probally the cause of it....Now i keep it slighlty on a drier side and let the water tray to dry out for some time before adding it again.. Ken |
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