Photo diagnosis:
Peat washes away, exposing perlite. Harmless. Happens in our pots too.
Caused by low light (greenhouse/indoor growing). We never see it on outdoor full-sun plants.
Horticultural/play sand works if no limestone (common in Midwest). Perlite is fine unless it's Miracle-Gro/Schultz (fertilized). Your Espoma perlite? Small bags often have cross-contamination. Safest: 4 ft³ perlite bags or sandblasting silica sand (Home Depot/Lowes).
Likely combo: low light + possible fertilizer in perlite + no dormancy. Repot all into fresh, verified-safe mix.
Safer Brand Garden Fungicide (RTU) = OK. Avoid 3-in-1 (has insecticidal soap—harmful).
Full care: cobraplant.com/caresheets
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