Thnx FarooqM Farooq wrote:
You have to physically remove it in such a way not even a single strand remains on your plant. Amer bail has seeds as well. So it can grow again.
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What is happening to raat ki rani. Is it some sort of fungus?
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Seems Pest attack!
Cut the affected stems and place it under sun.
Cut the affected stems and place it under sun.
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Mustansir, throw away this plant and buy a new one. Raat ki raani does not like overwatering...and I have same experiences
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Simply over watering. Raat ki rani hates over watering.Ensure sharp drainage & let the soil becomes dry between each watering.