The Tinkerer

Cheers for your help. From what you described it sounds like the first one to me to.

I read a thread in an earlier post about black spots possibly being rot. I have horrible looking white scaley spots on my bridgesii. I was wondering 3 things, could this also be rot? and in the earlier post, elemental sulphur was suggested. Is this recommended and dou you just brush the powder straight on or dilute it and spray it on. Thanks for any advice that can be given.

yeah they are hard and callousy. Unfortunately I don't own a digital camera, so I can't send a picture. I realise it would be easier to tell if you could see it, but thems the breaks. Thanks for info though.

yeah I've scratched them off once and they came back. I was wondering if there is anything I can put on it to help?

Thanks for your help. Wasn't sure, better to find out than lose it all together.

was just wondering if anyone could tell me what conditions heimia salicifolia likes to live in. I just got one from SAB, but haven't been able to find much info about growing it in australia. Any info would be appreciated. thanks

thanks to everyone for your help. hopefully I've caught it in time. Maybe if I talk nicely to it, it will forgive me. Soon see I guess

could anyone tell me how often I should be watering my psychotria viridis. I keep them inside in the morning and move them outside in the shade in the afternoon until it cools down. I have tried watering about once a week, but the leaves were going lighter in colour and brown on the edges, so I tried watering more often, but it doesn't seem to be making a difference. I have tried searching the net, but there is a lack of info on growing to maturity. I live in between Sydney and Newcastle, so probably not the optimum temperature range, though I would love to see this plant survive. I already have psychotria cartharginensis and I am presuming you look after them the same as viridis. Thanks from my psychotrias and myself

I bought a 10-15mm peyote button about 1 month ago. All was well until our new pup decided to bite it. I was wondering if there was anything I should be putting on it? Thanks anyone who can help

Thanks to those who replied. I will try all of the above. Good to know all is not lost