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Red Blotch (Leaf Scorch)
Plant disease guide · TerraceFarming
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What causes Red Blotch (Leaf Scorch)?
A fungal infection (Stagonospora curtisii) that thrives in cool, damp, and humid conditions, often exacerbated by poor air circulation and overwatering.
How to treat Red Blotch (Leaf Scorch)
Remove all affected leaves and flower stalks with sterilized tools, improve air circulation around the plant, and apply a paste of Aloe vera gel to the affected areas.
How to prevent Red Blotch (Leaf Scorch)
Ensure good air circulation, avoid overcrowding plants, water the soil directly without wetting the bulb or leaves, and plant the bulb with one-third to one-half of its body above the soil line.
Crops commonly affected
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