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Posting AND reading other's posts!!!

dondeldux z6b South Shore Massachusetts

12 years ago

Hi Folks,

I just think that those who only post pictures and or questions and then only read the reply to THEIR posts only are doing themselves a great disservice. TAKE THE TIME TO READ OTHER'S POSTS!! It seems inconceivable to me that there are still some of you out there who aren't aware of the virus situation!! There is a wealth of knowledge in the posts of others from "experience" which in this case is the best teacher!! Read Read Read!!

Donna

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Comments (4)

brigarif Khan
12 years ago
I agree, read, read, read, think, think, think and make your own decisions
twizzlestick
12 years ago
Believe it or not I read everyone's post even though I do not post often here. :-)

Tobacco Mosaic, Cucumber Mosaic, Tomato leaf wilt, sunflower mosaic, hippeastrum mosaic virus all will cause mottled leaves and such on hippeastrum and so will some deficiencies.

Did you get my email Donna?
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dondeldux z6b South Shore Massachusetts
Original Author
12 years ago
Twizzlestick,

I did.. and I will get back to you soon as I have some questions.. as you may expect..:-)

Donna
haxuan
12 years ago
I read, too, but rarely respond because I don't know what to say :-(

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