Suspicious brown spot on Pothos leaf -- Handling damage or pest?
7 years ago
Picked up this Pearls and Jade Pothos a few weeks ago, and I'm just wondering: is this damage from someone at Walmart being too rough when handling it and so it's scarred, or is it a pest? There are a few more brown marks like this on other leaves, but this is the biggest one. It's only on the bottom of the leaf. Thanks in advance for any help! :)
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