leaves during early summer. They are worse in the spring and starting September, when growing condition not suitable anymore. They curl and are deformed.
Picture of Virus in B. candida flore plena Tutu
I'm running around checking ALL my plants now!!!
Glory
Feb 10, 2002
Monika,
Is it possible for heat to cause some of the leaves to look like this in the summer..... our temps get about 37c/95f here in the summer for a couple of months.
Is this the potyvirus? Or Tobacco Mosaic?
The leaves are deformed and mottled in early spring, mottled only when light becomes stronger and temperatures warmer, disappears when weather has been suitable for several weeks and shows again in late August, in Mid September deformed leaves. I needed this plant for photographs to document virus. Its a good question what virus plagues the plant. You get a bill with the information either positiv or negativ but not the type of the Virus. It is not caused by heat.