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Gardenia Developing these brown spots

11 years ago

I purchased two Jubilation gardenias. I had them in the original pot for weeks and I finally transferred them today to their permanent home. I noticed one of the plants has started developing these brown spots. Is this due to poor soil quality in the original pot or do I have some fungus going on? THXS!


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