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Old 01-26-2007, 04:37 PM
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Are you really soaking the bark every time you water? Can't be dainty about this. Take the plants to the sink and flood the pots when you water. You can always dump a cup of fertilizer solution into the pot after you are finish with the drenching. Use some seran wrap draped loosely over the plant. If the leaves don't perk up in a week or two, you may have a problem. You not only need to solve the problem, but you may have to remove the spikes, but give your efforts a chance first before giving up on flowers. Checking the condition of the roots in the pot is a good idea, tho a bit difficult in a clay pot.
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