
Small black spots (1–3 mm) on older foliage tips, plus black leaf tips. New growth clean. Plant 2–3 ft tall; pot seems small. Suspected root stress.
Common in cymbidiums and thin-leaved orchids. Caused by several fungi. Spray entire plant (both leaf sides) with copper-based fungicide—won't reverse existing damage but prevents spread to new growth. Repeat every 2–3 weeks during growing season. Expect copper salt buildup on leaves.
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