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Old 03-24-2007, 02:52 AM
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When cutting into a plant, as suggested for removing the rotting parts of the plant (100% of it), you should sterilize your tool, heating might be simple to do, or soak the tool in 10% bleach solution for a while. Or use a new razor blade. Then you can use cinnamon to dust the cut surfaces to prevent spread of the rot thru the cut.
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