Sick Plant...
18 years ago
Hello All,
Having a problem with my plants. They look almost burnt but I take care not to give them to much sunlight. The other day I got home and found snails in the plant so I used raid and immediately after cleaned the leaves accordingly. Attached are pics of the problem any comments would be appreciated!
Regards, Caro
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