White fuzzy growth on curling leaves often indicates powdery mildew, a fungal disease favored by high humidity and poor air circulation.
If fuzz is on leaf undersides and new growth is distorted, cyclamen mites may be the cause. These microscopic pests require miticide treatment.
Dabbing 50/50 vinegar-water on fuzzy spots may help with mild fungal issues, but commercial fungicides are more reliable.
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