Vicky, it looks like it could be. I lost one ngi to it already, and my replacement that I bought seems to have it now too. We have had very hot, humid days lately which is what brings the blight on. Maybe your plants can be saved, but I'm no expert on knowing how to do that. I suggest you post this question on The Garden Clinic forum because not many members visit this forum, and there is definately more activity over there with people who are experts. Hope some good things happen for you. Jay

I ripped my replacement New Guinea Impatien out and planted 2 gazanias in its place. I'm not going to try growing them again, unless they develop a new resistant cultivar. My walleranas are looking great though.