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Old February 7, 2009   #10
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(although they are "self-removing" since they dry up and fall off).
If the bad leaves have fallen into and touched the soil, well that could be spreading the problem. Even to other plants nearby. When you see the problem happening on other leaves or plants, cut them off and throw those leaves away or burn them. Don't put them into your compost!

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I've taken a cutting from the top, healthy, part of this plant so I'll have a back-up.

Thanks again.

Sherry
That may work.

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