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This is my tricyrtis flava that I split in half in early spring and they seem to be growing well but has these fungal like spots on some of the leaves. The other half of the division has it too. It didn’t have it the past 3 years I’ve had this plant, only after I divided it. Anyone know what this is
No idea, but since all that foliage will disappear in autumn I wouldn't worry about it. If it's had to re-establish this year it might be a bit vulnerable. The foliage is very wet. If it's rain, ok, but if you're overhead watering you could stop. What is the white tube thing at the base of the plant?
Tbh I don’t remember why the leaves were wet but I don’t usually overhead water. The white tube thing in the first pic is the water coming out of my hoze nozzle and the second pic shows the nozzle itself. Took this pic when I was watering it. I’ll monitor the spots and see if it comes back next year or not. Hopefully something benign
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