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title: "Pics not clear…took another..,"
description: "Pics not clear…took another..,"
url: "https://getplanta.com/community/JmTUi1iSQr6-tX35luAMXQ/656cd52ce0d295e781b6ac49"
community: "The Orchid Oasis"
author: "MK"
published: "2023-12-03T19:21:16.199Z"
language: "en"
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# Pics not clear…took another..,

_Posted by MK on 2023-12-03_

Pics not clear…took another..,

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## 1 comment

### Jen commented on 2023-12-03

I see why you’d be concerned. Does the patch seem dry or sort of moist? Is it growing/spreading? It may not be rot, hard to tell from the photo- but I’m hoping for you that it’s sort of scarring from topical damage. It’s my experience that sick orchids reserve their strength, and don’t send up a flower spike. Keep us posted in the days to come.

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