Alessio Ragghianti Posted February 2 Posted February 2 Hi everyone, I would need your help. This morning I saw that several different leaves of Nepenthes have very similar spots. What could it be? Do They need any products? Thank you!
Siggi_Hartmeyer Posted February 2 Posted February 2 It could be the effect of condensed cold water, dripping from the greenhouse roof when it is cold outside.
Alessio Ragghianti Posted February 2 Author Posted February 2 @Siggi_HartmeyerGThanks for your reply The strange thing is that it is found only on nepenthes grouped in one corner and not on the others. In addition, since the greenhouse is in the house, it does not create much condensation to drip water. I will pay more attention to it. Thank you
JanG_ Posted February 2 Posted February 2 Looks like mites (Weichhautmilbe in german) to me. At least the 5th picture.
Jens Neumann Posted February 6 Posted February 6 Hey everyone, Try to use a papertowel and wipe both sides of the leaf. If you find some redish "Dust" it could be a good indicator for mites. All the best Jens 1
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