Hi all! I've been struggling with my hoya rope getting more and more spots & discoloration over the last few months.
It sits in about 1 foot from an east-facing window, and maybe 5 feet from a south-facing window (plenty of light).
It's in gritty mix, and I water between once a week or once every two weeks depending on if it is dry or not (I check the drainage holes on bottom to see if it looks moist still. If it still looks super wet, I hold off on water a bit longer).
The spots don't rub off, still seem to be increasing, and there's absolutely no signs of pests. I checked the roots and they're white and super healthy. It started off as general light discoloration mostly on the back side of the leaves, and now tiny speckled spots, and now some bigger spots. (see photos)
The only thing I could find online was edema or fungus. But it doesn't rub off -- could it still be fungus?
Any thoughts or tips are super appreciated, as I love this plant and want to keep it from getting worse!
emisanwald
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