OH MY **** GOD!!Sorrysorry

[marvin1997]

Sorry but I had to release the pressure of my Vfts might get swept out by the Black Death!!!!Stupid black spot all over my Vfts!!!ALL of my Vfts!!OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!And the sarr that sitting in the water tray ALSO got the disseas.......Now The Savage Garden...:"black spots appear in the leaves, gradually spreading until all the leaves rot away"Sure death?

[marvin1997]

Oh I am so mad until I forgot to post pics....here are those poor souls:








Still have more...but it breaks my heart to post them sniffle

[alcran]

Those don't look too bad. I wouldn't panic yet. Just to be safe apply a fungicide.

[Vincent]

sarra's get discolored blotches that appear dead or bad. Its from all the bugs that sit. =0 And just maybe the leaves that look bad have closed a couple times? Maybe are in the proccess of eating soething, and then turning black? its normal, and i dont think its too much to worry about. Like alcran said, just fungicide them.

[marvin1997]

Please tell me what type of fungicide to use..

[Vincent]

The info i got is from the book, The Savage Garden. A good fungicide i found in it is called Benomyl,but was taken off the market in the nineties, but i am sure you could still find it if you snooped around alittle. Another superb fungicide is called Captain, follow there instructions, making the powder into a paste. To treat your vft, i would reccomend either Domain and336 cleary. It is particularly used on black and rust spot diseases. A distributer,V-J, which is in Apopka,Florida, sells both of the fungicides, but i dont know world wide...here is there number: 1 800 327 5422. I hope this helps you

[jk]

Or you can try a natural fungicide. Mix powdered cinnamon with cooking oil to make a paste, and apply to affected area. Doesn't work on everything, but it's not toxic.

[marvin1997]

Now I see they doesn't really affect them except the smaller off-shoots but they look HIDEOUS!!!