
08-09-2008, 05:53 PM
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Help please!
I have 5 phalaneopsis which have done splendidly in a north facing window; the oldest has been constantly in bloom or bud for over 2 years. They sit on a glass table, and yesterday I noticed stickiness on the table. Closer inspection revealed small brown circles on two of the plants -- most but not all were on the underside -- along the leaf edge. I immediately cleaned everything up -- and treated all 5 plants with a soap mixture. I rinsed thoroughly after every treatment and wiped each leaf down afterwards -- changing cloth for every plant. I rechecked the infected plants today and removed another couple of brown spots. Otherwise the plants all appear very healthy. The two infected have recently developed new leaves; all are looking splendid after their treatment yesterday.
Can anyone tell me what I have? Have I done the right thing in terms of treatment? How often do I want to treat? Any suggestions will be most greatfully received.
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