
Bark-like spots = healed scratches/punctures. Causes: stem-to-stem piercing (3 stalks), insects, or accidental contact. Magnify to check for pests.
Only on new tips = healthy juvenile tissue. Patches on old growth = watering concern.
Boiled water, 400ml every 2–3 weeks in 6" pot = likely excessive. Dry completely between waterings.
Monitor the one mysterious spot; if it expands → cut out.
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