1. Increase the temperature1. Reason: Pothos cannot grow normally in places that are too cold. Because it is afraid of cold, once the outside temperature is too low, it will wilt and black frost spots will appear on the leaves. 2. Treatment method: Cut off the leaves on the plant that have been severely wilted and have black spots. Then put it in an environment of about 20℃, maintain it for a period of time, and wait for it to recover. 2. Flower fertilizer burns1. Reason: When fertilizing it, you need to be careful not to drop undiluted fertilizer directly onto its leaves. Otherwise, black spots may also grow on its leaves. 2. Treatment method: Use a wet wipe to repeatedly wipe the leaves with black spots on the plant to wipe off the fertilizer on them, and then maintain it for a period of time. If there are leaves with a lot of black spots, it is recommended to cut them off directly. 3. Spraying to remove bacteria1. Reason: After the disease occurs, some black spots may appear on its leaves. 2. Treatment method: Move it to a warm, well-ventilated place, and then cut off the diseased leaves. After that, spray some disinfectant on it to get rid of the germs. |
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