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  1. Marita Linda

    These look great! โค๏ธ ๐ŸŒฑ

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  2. Tallee

    These are gorgeous!! I have 1 sad leaf left on my first Staghorn (I mistakenly listened to advice to remove โ€œall dead looking stuffโ€- not realizing Iโ€™d just stripped its crown ๐Ÿคฆโ€โ™€๏ธ) but 1 leaf has held on. The roots are still healthy ๐Ÿคž

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    • C hall

      Oh wow, I know you were upset when I first started with stag horns I thought they were dead lease too, until I found out they were part of the nutrient system. Can I see yours?

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    • Tallee

      No :( Itโ€™s just one last lonely leaf and a good root system. I pulled her out on Dr Planta suggestion to see if they were to wet- gave it better aerating soil mix and have just misted it generously with gentle watering. Just moved a humidifier into that room too.

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    • Tallee

      I also picked this one up at Home Depot, it was the healthiest of the 3, but in hindsight- was prob a clue. My next one will be from a smaller humidity controlled nursery

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