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Old 25-03-2004, 08:54 AM
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A couple of weeks ago I bought a Brassia 'OX' from an orchid show in
Portland, Oregon. I have started to notice some brown spots at the base of
the 2 oldest pseudobulbs. I didn't see these spots when I first brought it
home. Is it fungus?

Elisa Wong


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Old 25-03-2004, 08:44 PM
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Elisa,

Could be some kind of rot. Are the affected areas soft at all?

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Elisa,

Could be some kind of rot. Are the affected areas soft at all?

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Old 26-03-2004, 05:34 PM
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My brassia went quite black around the bases of the older bulbs; it
seems to be large patches inside the bottom leaves (I'm sure there is
a proper term for them but I'm a beginner; sorry) & right at the base
-- but it is still growing & blooming profusely. I thought it might
be from water collecting in those leaves, so I do water carefully, &
it's well water so no chlorine... I am not sure what might cause it
but if your plant doesn't look sick otherwise maybe it isn't a big
problem? The old bulbs do shrivel eventually & maybe the plant is
still a little shocked from the change in location?

Alison
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Elisa Wong
 
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Thanks for the info on the brassia. I think that my brassia might be acting
like Alison's. I haven't noticed any rotten areas, so I will just carry on
as usual.

Elisa

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My brassia went quite black around the bases of the older bulbs; it
seems to be large patches inside the bottom leaves (I'm sure there is
a proper term for them but I'm a beginner; sorry) & right at the base
-- but it is still growing & blooming profusely. I thought it might
be from water collecting in those leaves, so I do water carefully, &
it's well water so no chlorine... I am not sure what might cause it
but if your plant doesn't look sick otherwise maybe it isn't a big
problem? The old bulbs do shrivel eventually & maybe the plant is
still a little shocked from the change in location?

Alison





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Old 06-04-2004, 09:16 PM
Elisa Wong
 
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Thanks for the info on the brassia. I think that my brassia might be acting
like Alison's. I haven't noticed any rotten areas, so I will just carry on
as usual.

Elisa

"Alison" wrote in message
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My brassia went quite black around the bases of the older bulbs; it
seems to be large patches inside the bottom leaves (I'm sure there is
a proper term for them but I'm a beginner; sorry) & right at the base
-- but it is still growing & blooming profusely. I thought it might
be from water collecting in those leaves, so I do water carefully, &
it's well water so no chlorine... I am not sure what might cause it
but if your plant doesn't look sick otherwise maybe it isn't a big
problem? The old bulbs do shrivel eventually & maybe the plant is
still a little shocked from the change in location?

Alison



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Old 06-04-2004, 09:16 PM
Elisa Wong
 
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Default Brassia Problem

Thanks for the info on the brassia. I think that my brassia might be acting
like Alison's. I haven't noticed any rotten areas, so I will just carry on
as usual.

Elisa

"Alison" wrote in message
om...
My brassia went quite black around the bases of the older bulbs; it
seems to be large patches inside the bottom leaves (I'm sure there is
a proper term for them but I'm a beginner; sorry) & right at the base
-- but it is still growing & blooming profusely. I thought it might
be from water collecting in those leaves, so I do water carefully, &
it's well water so no chlorine... I am not sure what might cause it
but if your plant doesn't look sick otherwise maybe it isn't a big
problem? The old bulbs do shrivel eventually & maybe the plant is
still a little shocked from the change in location?

Alison



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