My radicans x crystallinum had terrible bacterial infection too. I tried several bactericide and fungicide, cut the infected leaves, changed the soil, quarantined it, but the newest leaves keep developing the same yellow spot. Because I was so frustrated, i decided to cut them into two and propagate it... The top cutting keep developing the same problem but the bottom cut completely grow healthy plant without any problem. So i chucked the top cutting in the bin and keep the bottom cutting. I suppose the bacterial infection probably already infected inside the plant cell especially the apical meristem.
hi, unfortunately i've come across your video. 😭 i wish i never needed to search about bacterial infections... how did it turn out? my flamingo lily is deeply suffering from bacterias and i could use an update! i hope your babies are healthily grown by now. 💚
Specifically no. I think in "fertilizer" for roots (Big start, by organic nutrients), contains some strains. How do you "make it"? And how do you use it (spraying on the plant...). Let me know please :D
That type of infection stopped (thankfully). However it did significantly impact them (I lost about half of these seedlings) and they have some other issues now :( But bacteria is gone so thats good!
Not sure it’s available too you, but Physan 20/20 is good for bacterial and fungal infections. Really sorry your dealing with this, I know how much you love your Anthurium babies. 💚💚💚
Have you ever tried neem oil for such infections? I've just got my order from an online shop and all three scindapsus treubii dark form came to me with fungus infection... but now I'm not sure if it's only fungus :/
My radicans x crystallinum had terrible bacterial infection too. I tried several bactericide and fungicide, cut the infected leaves, changed the soil, quarantined it, but the newest leaves keep developing the same yellow spot. Because I was so frustrated, i decided to cut them into two and propagate it... The top cutting keep developing the same problem but the bottom cut completely grow healthy plant without any problem. So i chucked the top cutting in the bin and keep the bottom cutting. I suppose the bacterial infection probably already infected inside the plant cell especially the apical meristem.
Oh damn I'm sorry to hear this :( My worst nightmare! We'll see how mine will behave, hopefully I won't need to toss 'em all!
thank you for this video. very helpful.💚✨🪴
hi, unfortunately i've come across your video. 😭 i wish i never needed to search about bacterial infections... how did it turn out? my flamingo lily is deeply suffering from bacterias and i could use an update! i hope your babies are healthily grown by now. 💚
Did you tried lactobacillus? I made it myself and apply in each watering, helps also against root rot 😊
Specifically no. I think in "fertilizer" for roots (Big start, by organic nutrients), contains some strains.
How do you "make it"? And how do you use it (spraying on the plant...).
Let me know please :D
It's just milk
@@Buttergirlaso just pour milk into soil?
How did seeslings do after spraying? Did they recover? Did spread of infection stopped?
That type of infection stopped (thankfully). However it did significantly impact them (I lost about half of these seedlings) and they have some other issues now :( But bacteria is gone so thats good!
awesome
Awesome video? Cuz the infection is not so awesome xD
Not sure it’s available too you, but Physan 20/20 is good for bacterial and fungal infections. Really sorry your dealing with this, I know how much you love your Anthurium babies. 💚💚💚
Oh I just remembered a I do have a small sample of Physan, will try it out! Thanks for the heads up :D
@@adansoniia Yay!!!! 💚
Have you ever tried neem oil for such infections? I've just got my order from an online shop and all three scindapsus treubii dark form came to me with fungus infection... but now I'm not sure if it's only fungus :/
Honestly no. I've found it hard to evenly distribute the neem oil on the surface since it is hydrophobic... :(