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(m)olly is sick. i cant tell whats bugging her but they are the size of full stops. suspected-ly spiders or aphids, and not afraid of eucalyptus oils. here i am upset, sitting around and waiting for them to grow bigger so i can get a proper analysis for medicating her.

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By Blogger Unknown, at Thursday, October 16, 2008 4:11:00 AM

Any idea yet? Poor Molly.
But my mom's orchids go thru a cycle too. Bloom and doom. But they will grow back :) Don't you worry about a thing.    



By Blogger B, at Thursday, October 16, 2008 8:22:00 PM

i got her some food from yates and she seems to be a lil happier now. I havent seen the buggers either. will check when i get daylight tomorrow :)    



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