Black spots and curl on Curry leaf

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  1. T square

    T square New Member

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    What happen to my plant?
    I had cut down watering. But doesn't seems good yet. Any suggestions?
     

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    Junglekeeper Esteemed Contributor 10 Years

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    Yea, it is Murraya koenigii. I did read the thread, but still....
     
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    Eric La Fountaine Contributor Forums Moderator 10 Years

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    It does look like insect frass, but I don't know. Have you seen any bugs around?
     
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    I doubt it is insect. Because I tried to remove it with no success.
     
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    I will try to get more picture tomorrow.
    If it is the fungus per say, how you cure?
     
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    Ok, I hope these photos will help to tell...
     

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    The plant doesn't appear to be too bad off aside from having a few small black spots. I don't know much about this plant but I wonder if it would be better at this time to focus on possibly improving on the tree's cultivation; the leaves appear to be a much lighter green than those seen on other photos online, perhaps due to a nutritional deficiency. A stronger plant would have a better chance in coping with the ailment.
     

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