. Les fleuristes [microforme] examen. La floriculture. Les fleuristes^ 26 Mabch Examen, 1914. ^^^GEEANIXTMS E SUR LA TACHE. Je vous envoie un géranium de mon stock. J'ai une maison avec environ 5 000 géraniums dans elle, et ils commencent à montrer des taches sur les feuilles et tiges comme montrer sur celui que je vous envoie. Ces taches faire passer jusqu'à ce que les feuilles tournent et se ratatinent et enfin mourir. Je suis anx- reconnaissances de savoir ce qu'est cette maladie, et la cause et remède pour elle. Toute information est greatlv apprécié. ' W. E. J. C'est un problème commun chez les ge- raniums. L'extérieur en général, il appea

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. Florists' review [microform]. Floriculture. The Florists^ Review Mabch 26, 1914. ^^^E LEAF SPOT ON GEEANIXTMS. I am sending you a geranium out of my stock. I have one house with about 5, 000 geraniums in it, and they are all beginning to show spots on the leaves and stems such as show on the one I am sending you. These spots keep spreading until the leaves turn and shrivel up and finally die. I am anx- ious to know what this disease is, and the cause and remedy for it. Any information will be greatlv appreciated. ' W. E. J. This is a common trouble among ge- raniums. Outdoors it usually appears during hot, damp, sunless weather, when gfowths are soft, and most af- fects plants which are in rich soil. What soil did you use for your plants? If it contained much animal manure, more particularly any which was not well de- cayed, it would render such plants softer and more susceptible to attack. Any manure used should be quite old. A 3-inch pot of fine bone to a bushel of earth is good, and helps to create a stocky plant with firm wood which will flower freely. Pick off the worst affected plants, throw away any badly affected and give the plants a spraying of Fungine, an excellent and reliable remedy for such fungoid attacks. Spray so as to damp every part of the foliage, select- ing a clear day for the operation. Use a fine, misty spray nozzle in applying it. Give a second spraying a week later, and, if necessary, a third one. Bordeaux mixture is another good fun- gicide, but for greenhouse plants I pre- fer Fungine. Do not syringe your plants overhead at all, but run them somewhat on the dry side, to harden up the growths. Air freely and leave a little air on all night; keep a dry, buoyant atmosphere and a temperature of 45 to 50 degrees at night and your plants should soon show an improvement. Cleanliness, plenty of fresh air, full sunlight and a drier atmosphere—all these will help to put new life into vour plants. ' C. W. GERANIUM LEAVES DISEASED. Enclosed you wi

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