A mister system left calcium buildup on leaves. Wiping with milk helped slightly but leaves kept dying. New growth is appearing.
Milk adds sugars and more calcium, promoting fungal growth.
Overhead watering with hard water creates perfect conditions for powdery mildew.
Spray entire plant (front and back of leaves) with Lysol (generic OK) held 12–18 inches away. Repeat twice weekly for 4 weeks. This mild fungicide is safe for indoor use.
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