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compostworm5

dragon fruit spotting?

17 years ago

i just recently put my dragon fruit in the ground. A couple weeks later some orange spots have shown up on the skin. I also have noticed that the skin in some parts of the plant looks like it wants to shed, resembles a snake shedding. I live in Orlando fl, and I keep the soil moist, full sun and a little enriched with compost. Should I be take action? Thanks.

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