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Old 09-18-2007, 03:25 PM
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Yes! Thanks so much, Sadie! Well done!

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Nice article on Phals.
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Perfect information for me to absorb !! I have a Phal which has dark green leaves, and one which has bright ! Repotted to S/H recently after moving house and was nicely surprised that they both survived, one bearing two seedpods. The not-pregnant one, I have cut back the spike a little in the hope of encouraging a Keiki to grow. This is now showing new leaf devellopment. Thanks for sharing. J
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Thanks a lot for this one!
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If you see a lot of honey dew on the underside of the phal leaves, that is the early stage of a spider mite attack.

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Nice job, Sadie! Lots of info... I think I'm going to go play with my phal leaves now.
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