Does anyone know what these markings are on my chantily echeveria?

by Frequent_Cupcake_943

4 Comments

  1. TelomereTelemetry

    Ringspot virus. First time I’ve seen it on a succulent. Incurable, unfortunately. Consider the whole plant infected even though it’s only showing on the newer leaves. If the plant is sentimental you can keep it, just keep it away from other plants and don’t share tools between them. Otherwise it’s probably best to get rid of it before it spreads to other plants- the usual vectors are sucking insects like aphids and contaminated tools. While viruses don’t usually kill plants outright, they make them weak and sickly in a slow decline.

  2. Any-Dig4524

    Well this is a first! Ringspot/Mosaic Virus occurring in succulents is almost unheard of. Aside from one 2022 study about it affecting Cotyledon tomentosa and Kalanchoe tomentosa for the first documented time, this is relatively unknown. It is incurable and contagious to other plants. Discard it (or send it to a lab/university near you for study!)

  3. Imaginary_Carry_5214

    Weird. I’ve only seen this on watermelons

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