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What causes black spots on Plumeria leaves during propagation?

Description: Black spots on Plumeria leaves during propagation may result from fungal or bacterial infections due to excessive moisture. Causes: 1. Excessive moisture: Overwatering or high humidity can create conditions favorable for fungal and bacterial growth. 2. Fungal or bacterial infections: Pathogens can infect the leaves and cause black spots under prolonged wet conditions. Solutions: Improve air circulation: Ensure good air movement around the plants to reduce humidity levels and discourage pathogen development. Adjust watering practices: Avoid overwatering and allow the soil to dry out between waterings to prevent prolonged leaf wetness. Apply fungicides or bactericides: Use appropriate chemical treatments to control fungal or bacterial infections, following the product instructions carefully.

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