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What would cause these growing spots that are sinking in, about half an inch up from the base? Checked roots and all were healthy!
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What would cause these growing spots that are sinking in, about half an inch up from the base? Checked roots and all were healthy!


Have had it about 3 months. It had the narrow portion at the bottom. The top inch or so where it's thicker and greener has been new growth since l've had it. Stays in an enclosed shelf with 12-14 hours of light from 3 barrina light bars. 70-75 degrees F and 50-65% humidity. Spots started a few weeks ago and have grown. Leaves also have been shriveling up/getting soft and falling off

by No-Echidna-2904

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  1. quizzicalquow

    What do you mean when you say enclosed shelf? I’m wondering if it’s too stuffy? I had an E. Trigona that had a very wet and humid summer that started rotting at the base. I cut it ~ 6” above the rot, gave it a long time to callus, and repot it with some support. It has since caught up and passed my Lactea in high and branches.

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