I bet nobody here has seen this before (not my plant)

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bguwop420

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• Jul 6, 2023

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Anybody got any guesses on how this happened...I'd say severe high heat climate and underwatering

 

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TheWholeTruth

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• Jul 6, 2023

• #2

Ive seen stuf like that, and ive seen were it starts thinning out at that place, to the point there is only a tinny thin piece connecting the plant together. Looks like it might be stem rot that has dried out.

 

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TheWholeTruth

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• Jul 6, 2023

• #3

Usually the cause when it looks like that and in that spot is watering onto that part of the stem, alot at some part of the plants life.

 

Blackketch

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• Jul 7, 2023

• #4

bguwop420 said:

Anybody got any guesses on how this happened...I'd say severe high heat climate and underwatering

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It seems to me that it is Fusarium! I don't know if there is actually a cure but it seems very difficult to me