Hi everyone!!
There've been a lot of posts about mites recently and so I was wondering if this is what the damage looks like??
This is the first plant that got it: (n. xiphiodes x n. mikei) Someone else told me that light exposure can cause this?
Then it spread to this one... (gymnamphora) So now I'm wondering if it is mites...
Both are planted with sundews and I haven't noticed any mites stuck to them. Both are pitchering or in the process of forming pitchers though the lowest leaves are on the verge of death. There are two other plants in the terrarium and they haven't got it (n. khasiana & n. ventricosa)
All advice much appreciated!!!
Thanks!
Peace!
Lia
growing conditions:
Day: 70-75 degrees
Night: 50-65 degrees
soil: mix of peat, spagnum, charcoal, bark
compost: gravel, bark,
humidity: 60-70 percent
There've been a lot of posts about mites recently and so I was wondering if this is what the damage looks like??
This is the first plant that got it: (n. xiphiodes x n. mikei) Someone else told me that light exposure can cause this?
Then it spread to this one... (gymnamphora) So now I'm wondering if it is mites...
Both are planted with sundews and I haven't noticed any mites stuck to them. Both are pitchering or in the process of forming pitchers though the lowest leaves are on the verge of death. There are two other plants in the terrarium and they haven't got it (n. khasiana & n. ventricosa)
All advice much appreciated!!!
Thanks!
Peace!
Lia
growing conditions:
Day: 70-75 degrees
Night: 50-65 degrees
soil: mix of peat, spagnum, charcoal, bark
compost: gravel, bark,
humidity: 60-70 percent