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mr_z1

Do my Cannas have the virus?

12 years ago

Hey Guys! I was wondering if you can help me identifying if I have a virus on my cannas. I bought the Tropicana canna and Tropicana Black from homdepot which looked fairly healthy. Researching online about different cannas, I found out that there are viruses lurking around the majority of these wonderful plants. Looking at my Tropicanna black, it looks like it's infected...however, I'm not sure if this is normal because I don't think all the foliage can be perfect all the time. Take a look and tell me what you think? Pardon some of the pics as their leaves were a bit wet.

This post was edited by Mr.Z on Sat, Sep 21, 13 at 22:55

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