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Old 02-01-2006, 12:51 AM   #1
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what can i do to make my Java fern more green? its getting brownish spots.It is reg cycled water, do i need a plant additive? i have the correct lighting for it.
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Old 02-01-2006, 04:02 AM   #2
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brownish spots is a desease. I had a java fern too with that desease. I think you should prune all the leaves with the spots as when the leaves touch each other that is ow the desease spreads. Check Simpte for more info
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Not a disease. A sign that the plant is going to reproduce. They are called sporangia.
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It kind of depends on the kind of brown spots to be specific.
If they are nice circular areas on the under side of the leaf they are plantlet spores, but if they are irregular yellowy brown areas you see from the top of the leaf and they start to get holey, those are generally older leaves that are dying. Cut them off.
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all the leave on one of my Java Ferns are all brown, some green on them, trying to get them to grow back, all my plants in my 5gla are dying. I use Florapride.
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