Also called leaf blotch, measles, or red spot, this fungal infection causes small red spots to large brownish splotches on leaves, stems, and flowers. It looks alarming but rarely harms overall plant health.
Water sitting on foliage creates ideal conditions. Outer leaves are affected first. Lesions are superficial and don’t penetrate deeply.
Focus on cultural fixes rather than chemicals. Good hygiene and dry foliage prevent recurrence.
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