| Brown Rot | Comments |
|---|---|
| BROWN ROT: Erwinia cypripedii Attacks paphiopedilums; bacterial brown rot starts as small roundish water-soaked yellow spots often in the middle of the leaf; changes to dark chestnut; may appear greasy; reaches growing point of plant and changes it to dark shrivelled mass; isolate plants; disinfect bench with Clorox 10%; destroy all leaves; spray with Physan 20, 1.5 tpg. or drench in Natriphene 1:2,000 tpg.). B40; BU49 | 0 |
| BROWN ROT: In Paphiopedilums Caused by the bacillus Erwinia cypripedii; starts as small chestnut brown spot on leaf; spreads to crown then to other leaves; spreads rapidly; plant can be saved by excision; soak for hours in Natriphene or Anti-Damp; repeat after a few days, two or three treatments. N320Drench with Banrot, 1 ttpg. A66-406; A75-980 (illus.); A77-449Small round to oval water-soaked spots, in middle of leaf; not common; spray with Physan 20, 1/2 ttpg. AH22 | 0 |