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Question by ozzy
Submitted on 2/24/2004
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i have confederate rose cuttings in water .. and some i put in clay pots.
now after only a fews days .. the clay pots have a snow white parasite or something growing around the edges of the pot.what is this and will it kill my plants?


Answer by Elizabeth
Submitted on 12/3/2005
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This is just a salt build-up. It will not hurt your plants too much. I would try to water with distilled water for a little bit to try and leach out a little of the salt. Try not to use fertilizer with a lot of sodium in it.

 

Answer by lwjhowell
Submitted on 5/10/2006
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where can i get confederate rose

 

Answer by rose water
Submitted on 12/11/2006
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royalessence.com has the highest quality <a href="http://www.royalessence.com/">rose water</a>

 

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