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Rezwana, my best guess is that you have a dendrobium orchid. If you can send a picture, that would be helpful. Dendrobium orchids grow on canes-- which distinguishes it from most other common orchids
I always say if I could materialize at the questioners plant I could be so much more helpful, but I am somewhat handcuffed by trying to answer sight unseen; I can't recall all my answers, so refresh me
Hi Kristine, You didn't give any details on the planting procedure, I will need to know that to address any problems it may be having, but it sounds like transplant shock; cross pollinators for a Tangelo
Ahhh, ok, you can mince them up and put them on the compost pile, they break down rather quickly and the resulting compost can be used to fertilize for your healthy bananas; other then that, out with the
Hey, Sara. As with anything new (carpet, cars, paint, etc.), there might be a residual odor, but you should notice it outdoors. I had one of the first Astroturf lawns in Houston way back in the late

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