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missg
Philadelphia, PA
Zone 6b
July 21, 2007
12:37 PM | My daughter-in-law has a blood leaf plant that used to do very well, however, over the winter, she said it started developing what looked like a disease where the leaves are browning and there are bumps on the stems. Can she save this plant or should she chuck it and get a new one? What causes this? 
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