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Thread: Help: what happen to my orchid

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    Default Help: what happen to my orchid

    I found the leaves of one of my orchids have these disease. Can you tell me how to save this orchid? Thank you very much.






    Zhilin

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    To me it looks like a fungal infection. How long ago did you notice the damage? Anyway, you should probably treat the spots with an anti-fungal agent, perhaps physan 20, or at the least a dusting of cinnamon, which has anti-fungal properties. Remove it from proximity to any other orchids and watch it carefully and do not overwater or mist the foliage. Anyone else?
    Good luck!
    Remo

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    Thank you for your detailed reply. Hope I can save it.

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    good advice remo, but i would just remove it. if its a lower leaf, it wont look any different, and then just dust the wound with, as remo said, cinnamon.

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