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In the past week or so, black spots and yellow streaks have appeared on the lower leaves of my Musa 'Truly Tiny' banana, which lives indoors. It is growing well otherwise. It had some spider mites when I first bought it a couple of months ago but I haven't seen any since I manually removed them. Thanks!
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Elegalu haladi bannake tirugive suli vanagutide
Its a Yellaki Banana Plant , Please identify the problem and give me the Best Solution.
+ 1Please suggest ways to Manage this disease
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Its a Yellaki Banana Plant , Please identify the problem and give me the Best Solution.
+ 1Please suggest ways to Manage this disease
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Pablo
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3 years ago
Hi Kari, thanks for contacting the Plantix community, from the photo you sent it looks like fungus of the Sigatoka and/or Cordana, please check our links for more information and recommended treatments, Sigatoka negra y amarilla , Cordana del plátano cheers,
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3 years ago
Thanks, I was afraid of that. Is there a way to definitively identify between the two fungi (to select an appropriate fungicide)? It looks more like Sigatoka to me. Should I also remove affected leaves?
Pablo
9063
3 years ago
Hi Kari, to me, it looks from the photo most likely be Cordana fungus, I suggest to check our biological and/or chemical recommendation, also removing the affected leaves is a good measure, cheers,