My Nepenthes ventrata has a couple leaves that have yellow dots on them, what is the cause? Can I do something about it? Deficiency?
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My Nepenthes ventrata has a couple leaves that have yellow dots on them, what is the cause? Can I do something about it? Deficiency?
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It maybe some kind of chemical burn. Did you spray them with any kind of fertilizer or perhaps inadvertedly got something like a cleaning product (ammonia) on the leaves?
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Nope no ferts or chemicals. It lives in here: http://www.terraforums.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=124201
Except now it been living on the top shelf for a while now.
Is it happening on just the older leaves, or younger leaves as well? How much light was it getting before, and how much is it getting now?
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Are your growing conditions so humid that water droplets stay on the leaves overnight?
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is there a corresponding dot on the lower leaf surface?
I think those two leaves are older, they are leaf closer to the bottom of the stem. I have one 17w fixture, haven't changed the lightbulb.
Possibily, but now I open the little doors I made out of saran wrap at night so it shouldn't have any more drops. It was a little too humid a couple times.
Seems like the yellow dots cover the top 3/4 of the leaf. The closer it is to the stem, no yellow dots.
Seems virus or fungus. Spray fungicide to see what happen.
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