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How to deal with gray mold on Phalaenopsis flowers, should moldy flowers be cut off?
As everyone knows, Phalaenopsis has a long blooming period; with proper care, a single flower can bloom for several months, or even more than half a year, so it can truly be called a "flowering machine." For people who love seeing flowers but are too lazy to frequently swap out plants, Phalaenopsis is absolutely the first choice! However, on the road of plant care, many flower lovers run into all kinds of strange and varied problems.
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Causes of Rose Petal Rot and How to Treat and Prevent Gray Mold
It is well known that roses are elegant and noble and carry the meaning of purity and beauty, but what should you do if gray mold strikes during the plum rain season while caring for them? Let's find out together below. Generally speaking, friends who have grown roses have all experienced gray mold on the petals. This disease, also called Botrytis cinerea, is a fungal disease and is contagious, so as soon as one flower is infected, the other flowers will gradually become infected as well. When it first appears, brown spots show up on individual petals, and in severe cases the entire flower head will rot. The cause of gray mold is mostly dampness, so remember that in daily care you must never spray water directly onto the rose heads.
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