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Old 02-29-2008, 07:41 PM
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If where you cut the rotten bulb is bright green with no invading dark patches, then I would not cut off another bulb. Do keep an eye on it though, in case the rot has infected it. I would, however, dry the plant out (ie. NO water) until it starts to shrivel a bit, then slowly reintroduce water. That way, any fungus that might be left will hopefully dissapear and your plant can resume business as normal. Back to your first post, the plant in the second pic looks really healthy to me. If there is some yellow mottling occuring, its just because the light intensity is high. If the leaves start to develop actual yellow spots, then you should move the plant a little farther away from the light source. Otherwise, it looks good to me!!
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