...I would cut the leaf off, you have plenty of healthy leaves on that plant. I hope this is the only one that is infected.
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Ok, I recently posted pics (Thread: Virus, Fungus ....) of what I thought might be a fungal infection, but now I believe it is a Pseudomonas bacterial problem! I sure hope someone out there is knowledgeable about this stuff because I HAVE A PROBLEM, HOUSTON!!!!!!! I have read Physan 20, et al, works...any feed back? Thanks
...I would cut the leaf off, you have plenty of healthy leaves on that plant. I hope this is the only one that is infected.
Yes, remove that leaf and seal the cut edge.
Cheers,
BD
Oh yeah -- that baby needs to come off. Make sure you sterilize your scissors or sheers afterwards too.
I've done all of that and just want to know if, in fact, this is bacterial brown spot. If it is and I get a recurrence I can treat sooner and more aggressively with the correct poision(s). I've been sterilizing with flame and a chemical quaternary ammonium cmpd we use in the hospital to kill bad stuff!