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White Butterfly Ginger - Pest or Disease?

20 years ago

I purchased my first WBG last spring at our local City Garden from a ginger society. I planted two three-gal containers in semi-shade (gets about 50/50), near my Shell Ginger and Pine Cone Ginger). The WBG have grown very well well, but the leaves are all yellow and blotchy, but I don't see any pests. And no blooms. Any ideas what this might be?

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