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Old 24th June 2011, 02:58 PM
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Default Re: N. sanguinea problem...

the yellow spots is the sign of leaf rot, you can take and extract the juice of the infected leaf and rub it on a healthy leaf (whatever foliage leaf you can find) and see does the symptom appear or not
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