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Forwarded from private e-mail. (I have barely slept and dont know Oncids all
that well) Kye *** I have a lovely Oncidium, a Shary Lady, it produced 2 magnificent spikes that filled the whole house with its magical scent. But now all the leaves have developed tiny black spots. I checked for aphids and scale and red spider but none of these are visible. It is showing a lot of healthy new growth, so it seems happy enough. Is this a disease or is it normal? Please help if you can or put it up on the site. Thank you for any help! Regards Sandor. Ps. Please reply in a text only format as my phone does not support any other type of e-mail. |
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Kye,
I believe that your friend is referring to Sharry Baby. Black spots on the leaves are very common in this hybrid. Not to worry, probably. Diana |
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I've actually heard of a (Folk) remedy for this, although I've never tried
it. I'll try to remember to dig through my notes tomorrow (I've got some sort of illness today that has made my life miserable, hopefully it's one of the short-term ones.) I remember one of the ingredients was Formula 409, it may have been mixed with alcohol and water. Don't remember the percentages offhand. -danny "Diana Kulaga" wrote in message ... Kye, I believe that your friend is referring to Sharry Baby. Black spots on the leaves are very common in this hybrid. Not to worry, probably. Diana |
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On Thu, 9 Feb 2006 18:15:22 -0500, "danny" wrote:
I've actually heard of a (Folk) remedy for this, although I've never tried it. I'll try to remember to dig through my notes tomorrow (I've got some sort of illness today that has made my life miserable, hopefully it's one of the short-term ones.) I remember one of the ingredients was Formula 409, it may have been mixed with alcohol and water. Don't remember the percentages offhand. -danny "Diana Kulaga" wrote in message .. . Kye, I believe that your friend is referring to Sharry Baby. Black spots on the leaves are very common in this hybrid. Not to worry, probably. Diana IF given enough light to bloom profusely - Sharry Baby will spot. IF grown on the shady side less spots and less flowers. The spots are of cosmetic concern only. Enjoy and don't worry. SuE http://orchids.legolas.org/gallery/albums.php |
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The 409 folk remedy is for insects (scale, mealies and the like). It is not
going to stop Sharry Baby from spotting. The only way to do the latter is to grow it cool, yet very bright -- or so shady that you don't get good blooming. Kenni "danny" wrote in message .. . I've actually heard of a (Folk) remedy for this, although I've never tried it. I'll try to remember to dig through my notes tomorrow (I've got some sort of illness today that has made my life miserable, hopefully it's one of the short-term ones.) I remember one of the ingredients was Formula 409, it may have been mixed with alcohol and water. Don't remember the percentages offhand. -danny "Diana Kulaga" wrote in message ... Kye, I believe that your friend is referring to Sharry Baby. Black spots on the leaves are very common in this hybrid. Not to worry, probably. Diana |
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