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Old 02-25-2009, 01:03 PM
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This plant is suffering a major set back. I just don't know whats going on. The light it gets isn't nearly enough to cause burn. Its just not close enough to the lights, well over 1 foot away. Roots have been suffering a bit, but it has some nice new roots too. Whats going on.
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too much fertilizer? Betty
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Doooh!!!!

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Looks like rot to me Tindo. Mine gets steady fertilizer and I thought you indicated yours get frog poop? Or am I thinking of other plants? Mine is in steady breeze that dries it out overnight. It's also getting 1800+ foot-candles and is approx 8" below lights.
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Hmm, I have been giving it orchid fert. lately. Maybe I will also try and bring it closer to the lights, which is also area that gets more ventilation. Thanks.
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Did it recover?
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No, I lost it many moons ago.
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