What disease do my house plants have?

by Subject-Section3439

39 Comments

  1. CandyHeartFarts

    Those look like fingernails smushing into the plant tbh.
    Definitely a pest of the human or pet variety..

  2. Small living sentient creatures who don’t know how to keep their limbs to themselves.

  3. tallawahroots

    Ah, a serious case of Is Ready for the Science of Leaves module disease.

  4. Narrow_Car5253

    It’s called MD and it’s incurable, AKA mechanical damage.

  5. Fragrant_Addendum788

    It’s a pest problem…most likely a bite-osaurus, it spreads fast and it’s super hard to contain….

  6. MikeCheck_CE

    I dunno about the rips, but your pot is definitely an issue. It cannot drain excess water anywhere. You should have an inner nursery pot inside your decorative pot so one can drain into the other.

    Putting it directly on a heating vent will also cause leaf damage due to insufficient humidity.

  7. Successful_Winter_97

    It does like ā€œchilditisā€. You might have an infestation. This species of mammal is known to wreak havoc on your home and everything it contains.

  8. blueblack111

    Biteingsons or scratch fever, i think both

  9. Ok_Purchase1592

    This is mechanical damage from looks like a fingernail

  10. 0range_Pekoe

    My daughter would do this to my rubber tree when she was younger 😩

    I lowkey miss it now though 😭

  11. robinofomaha

    I have one that lives in a shady part of my yard in the warm spring summer and fall. I accidentally let it get hail damaged. Locks just like that.

  12. Alwayz_Tired_0617

    So, is it a cat, dog, or kid- not the goat variety. Unless you have a goat 🤨 in which case I’m going to need to see a picture.

  13. cool_chrissie

    I’m afraid to say, but you my friend may have a case of toddlers.

  14. tilldeathdoiparty

    Kids, cats or an asshole in your house?

  15. Nice-Wolf-1724

    Ahhh yes, I see your animal whips their tail into your plants too.

  16. DeliciousGate6986

    When my plant starts not looking good, I take a picture of it and go to the co-op and ask them if they know what is the matter with it and most of the time they can tell me. I have looked up online before and that time I found out my plants had aphids. Aphids are no fun and are hard to get rid of. I tried water with Castile soap but it’s not working on my poinsettia so I am going to get some Diatomaceous earth and sprinkle that all over the plant. That oughta take care of the plant.

  17. Famous-Mushroom2767

    Most likely scratches from a pet or child

  18. Those literally look like human bite marks in the 2nd pic

  19. WesAndersonFont_42pt

    I’m so glad this got posted. Mine don’t look like this but some I’ve gotten at local plant swaps do and I could never figure out what the heck was had happened to them. šŸ˜‚

  20. Additional-Horror543

    I forget the name of this pest but the treatment is foster care. You can have an IPM of condoms, birth control, or plan B. Some people have been successful with the pullout method but I wouldn’t suggest it.

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