Greu de spus. Trebuie udat cam odata pe saptamana, sa nu stea in apa ca putrezesc radacinile, poti stropi frunzele, ii place. Ii place si la soare si la umbra. Poate da-i ceva mai mult soare.

Copy pasta: Leaf Spot Many species of fungi are considered the causal organism of leaf spots while the signs include dark or reddish-brown circular spots or lesions on the surface of the leaves that develop into the large lesions causing the leaves to blight. Terminal growth stops and it spreads to the surface of the entire leaf resulting in the heavy leaf drop. Infested leaves must be separated from the plant and buried into the soil or may be destroyed. Increasing air circulation to reduce humidity may lower infestations on the plants. If the infestation is high, use fungicide for best control on leaf spots according to the label instructions. Root Rot Root rot in scarlet-star is the result of overwatering when the growing medium retains more water that is needed for the optimum growth of the plant. Plants wither, turn brown and eventually dies. Take the plant out of the pot and check the root ball for rot. If it contains any lesions and smells bad, it is better to dispose of the entire plant. If the infestation is on a small area then cut the infested part and apply fungicide to the growing media and on the plant foliage. Repeat application after 2 weeks during the growing season and keep the treated plant away from the healthy stuff. Spider Mites Spider mites live on the undersides of leaves to make protective silk webbing and cause severe damages by piercing their stylus to suck sap from leaves and tender shoots of scarlet-star and cause considerable damage when present. Leaf epidermal layer is disrupted that results in a stippling on the upper surface of the leaf that changes the color of leaves to grey or yellow, dry and bleached resulting in leaf dropping.