Moving a long-term indoor plant outdoors exposes it to fungal spores, wind, and UV. Black spots on leaf spines suggest fungal infection (e.g., Cercospora).
Bird of paradise (Strelitzia reginae) prefers outdoors in coastal CA. Allow adjustment period; avoid overwatering during transition.
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