As the fungus progresses, however, the spots will begin to turn more brown in color. If you Violet has these symptoms, it probably has Rhizoctonia. However, before pursuing treatment, it is important to distinguish Rhizoctonia from other conditions which may cause leaf spots. Other Symptoms Leaves wilt . They may appear translucent brown with a soft, jelly-like consistency.
Plant growth is slow .
Treatment First, isolate all infected plants. Next, if Rhizoctonia is still in its early stages, the best remedy is to simply remove the affected leaves. This will generally stop the spread of the fungus. Thereafter, keep plants isolated for two weeks in order to insure that the fungus has been eradicated. In the meantime, increase air circulation for all your Violets and avoid getting water on the leaves.