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What's the reason for the black spot of pothos

Walter White
2019-12-23 14:02:03
There are many reasons for the black spots. If the temperature is too low, it needs to be moved to a warm place indoors; if it's because of strong light, it needs to be shaded; if it's because the air is not circulating, it needs to be placed in a ventilated environment; if it's because of leaf spot disease, it needs to cut off the diseased branches and leaves, and spray the dilution solution of mancan to prevent and control.

I. the temperature is too low.

Reason: the pothos is suitable for overwintering in the environment above 15 ℃. If it is lower than this temperature, it is easy to be frostbitten, resulting in black spots.

Solution: move the pothos to a warm place in time. However, if the indoor and outdoor temperature difference is too large, it is not suitable to put it directly into the room to avoid further damage. If the room temperature is not enough, a plastic bag can be used for heat preservation.

2. The light is too strong.

Cause: strong light will cause damage to the leaves of Chloranthus, making it appear black spots.

Solution: shade the pothos. At noon, when the sun is more toxic, it is best to put it in the half shade to avoid exposure to light. Can be in the early morning or evening moderate light, light time should not be too long

3. The air is not circulating.

Cause: the pothos needs to grow in a well ventilated environment, so there is enough oxygen to make it breathe, hypoxia will appear black spots

Solution: to create a good ventilation environment for the pineapple and ensure the air circulation. At the same time, if it is too dry, you can spray water properly to make the air moist, which is good for its growth.

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Leaf spot

Cause: leaf spot is one of the common diseases of pothos. The diseased leaves will show black spots.

Solution: cut off the diseased branches and leaves first, and burn them to avoid the spread of germs. In addition, we also need to spray mancozeb diluent to effectively prevent secondary recurrence.

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