spots on passion flower vine
9 years ago
I got my 1st passion flower vine at Home Depot a few weeks ago and it's developing spots on the leaves. It's still in the store pot in a spot where it gets partial sun and I water it every day. I also recently sprayed it with insecticide bc something was eating at the leaves. It has a few blooms and looks good otherwise. Any help?
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