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Spindle palm scale in greenhouse

Kentuckypalms

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Is scale my primary problem, or, what are the bugs in the last picture?

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Philly J Rising Star

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the damage in the first pic is fungal leaf spotting.  the hairs in the second pic are normal ramenta.  🥰

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36 minutes ago, Philly J said:

the damage in the first pic is fungal leaf spotting.  the hairs in the second pic are normal ramenta.  🥰

:greenthumb: ..Agree on the Fungal - related spotting.  Might be a possible Nut. deficiency ( Possibly Mag / K  ) as well..  Easy to remedy come spring.

Ramenta = el natural part of frond anatomy for the species.

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Ok, so a fungicide would help them then, which one works well for fungal spotting?

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 Those spindles also have mealybugs. Treat those with imadacloprid

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Cape Coral (It's Just Paradise)
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Zone 10A on the Isabelle Canal
Elevation: 15 feet

I'd like to be under the sea in an octopus' garden in the shade.

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If you get a couple nice days, treat them outside and flood the root balls.

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