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Old 07-18-2007, 11:10 PM
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Replace the skewers. or soak them in 10% bleach. You can bleach them with a lower percentage, but 10% is the strength needed to eliminate virus, and then it doesn't matter which skewer goes in which pot. I've been told that mold likes the wood in the skewer, but not the bark, so no problem with your orchid's mix or plant. Just a cometic thing.
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