Black Spots
What am I doing wrong!
This is my second attempt caring for an English ivy, black spots are appearing just like the last one that unfortunately died. How do I save it or what can I do to prevent this from happening again on my next one? They’re so beautiful and I love how viney they can grow 🥺
This is my second attempt caring for an English ivy, black spots are appearing just like the last one that unfortunately died. How do I save it or what can I do to prevent this from happening again on my next one? They’re so beautiful and I love how viney they can grow 🥺
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@YesiHazelwood
Use fungicides.
Sprays can be effective against both bacterial and fungal leaf spot diseases. They must be applied on a regular schedule and reapplied if rainfall is prevalent. copper fungicides are generally effective in controlling both leaf spots.
I highly recommend Neem Oil. Use it every 7!day for about 3 to 4 weeks.
Use fungicides.
Sprays can be effective against both bacterial and fungal leaf spot diseases. They must be applied on a regular schedule and reapplied if rainfall is prevalent. copper fungicides are generally effective in controlling both leaf spots.
I highly recommend Neem Oil. Use it every 7!day for about 3 to 4 weeks.
@KikiGoldblatt thank you so much for your response! This explains the gnat issue!
Do you recommend a Neem oil? I am overseas and rely on my husband currently for transportation but maybe I can find something similar on Amazon!
Do you recommend a Neem oil? I am overseas and rely on my husband currently for transportation but maybe I can find something similar on Amazon!
I agree with @KikiGoldblatt’s advice. I will say, make sure to not expose your plants to direct light when using Neem oil! It will burn your leaves and they will NOT look pretty after! (From experience 🫠)
Welcome to Greg! 🌿 @YesiHazelwood
Welcome to Greg! 🌿 @YesiHazelwood
@KikiGoldblatt thank you so much again for your help, I received my Neem oil today and right away put it to use, hope this helps!
@kscape thank you so much for the tip! 💜
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