Pinching or cutting spent blooms encourages branching and new spikes. Same result as cutting flowers for bouquets. Requires a long enough season for regrowth.
Need more description to diagnose. Gerberas are short-lived tender perennials prone to leaf spot and blossom rot (fungal). Cures depend on exact ID.
Unlikely. Dry weather cures most mold/fungus. Gerbera diseases are specific to gerberas. Describe the "fuzzy money stealer" for accurate help.
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