I had a gorgeous epi and suddenly it developed orange spots. Do they get rust? Does not rub off.
Any help will be much appreciated!
THANKS
What horrid disease have I caught now?
It was so pretty this year. First time it bloomed.
Do epis only bloom once a year?
THNAKS
I'm sorry I can't help you with the icky spots, but that is a gorgeous show! Hopefully someone can help... would hate for you to lose that beauty.
Thanks. They are so odd looking! Looks like they are a mystery!
Kell, it's hard to tell from a pic. I'm having problem with Dave's thumpnail. I am not able to enlarge the pic. Anyhoo, it could be rust/fungus. Check with your local extension office, or nursery for treatment. Those type of fungus seem to like succulent type of plants. My plumeria has this similiar problem. Geez, I hate that!
Well, mine have the black dots, spots? only the red one tho. It blooms away but makes the plant look ugly. I guess use fungus stuff like we use for roses? Maybe not as strong? I have rust on the Plummies to so messy. I had it on cannas so bad i quit growing them after trying every remedy in the book. Once u get it on Cannas and it gets to the bulb part it is a lost cause. Corky
Humidity provides a rich environment for this problem. Provide good air circulation would help prevent fungal growth. Most succulents and cactus I gathered unlike most plants, they don't tolerate high humidity well.
Vincent, Alabama? Perk up I did. I am from St. Clair county. Riverside, Pell City and have family all over Ala. Small world hey? Corky
Shall we say; the world is round? lol. Howdy neighbor. Riverside? The Ark? One of our fav. place to hange out.