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Brown blotchy leaves

13 years ago

I tried to post pictures....sorry I got too old and senile. haha. Anyway, several of my leaves have brown/blotchy and irregular spots on them. Best I can describe is: about 1/2 the size of a dime...and 2-3 spots (which total about 1/2 of the leaves which are affected. I am growing in containers with MG potting soil. Thankyou for any ideas as to cause.

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