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by phoenix on September 03, 2005 12:40 AM
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WHY,WHY,WHY AND WHAT IS IT????
These dreadful markings are all over my ferns. What should I do???
Please help!!! I don't want to lose these plants.
All help is greatly appeciated

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by Bids on September 03, 2005 03:36 AM
I'm no expert but those look like scorch marks(from the sun)?? [Smile]

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by phoenix on September 03, 2005 03:55 AM
I thought of that too,but they don't get direct sun. So I really am lost as to what it could be.
Thanks,though Bids. I appreciate the reply.

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by Dixie Angel on September 03, 2005 05:39 AM
I think it might have gotten thirsty while you were in Georgia, Phoenix. If it were mine, I would trim the brown parts off of it and be happy. I think it will live...

Dianna

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by Will Creed on September 03, 2005 08:46 AM
I think Dianna is correct. Irregular watering is the most common cause for that kind of damage. Ferns do not tolerate dryness at all. Even a single watering lapse can cause this.

These symptoms also show up on older leaves that are ready to be replaced. So if this is just a single older leaf, then don't worry.

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