I found many leaves like this on an Azalea I have since 9
years
this is the first time I see such a stuff
could someone tell me what it is a how to cure it?
the leaves are dark green and specked with round paler
green dots ,
it is not chlorosis some stains are 1 mm diameters others 3
mm
diameters sometimes separated sometimes united in clusters
Thanks
Theo[/img]


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It is hard to tell from that picture, Theo. As Alan says if you
can get a macro view of the leaves it will help.

If the leaves are DISTORTED (raised bumps, like blisters), you
may have azalea leaf gall. It is harmless. Just remove the
leaves.

Check the undersides. You may have scale. Use an alcohol-based
pyrethrin spray, or rub them off.

Or, it could simply be old leaves. Are they mostly INSIDE
leaves? If so, they're last year's spring crop and will just
fall off.

Jim Lewis - - Tallahassee, FL - Only where
people have learned to appreciate and cherish the landscape and
its living cover will they treat it with the care and respect it
should have - Paul Bigelow Sears.

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