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Old 08-20-2014, 09:57 PM
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I have a problem with some very aggressive bees who have taken up residence in my cymbidium orchid bark. I don't think they are honey bees, as they are too aggressive and attack when you water....so I don't mind trying to eradicate them, as they leave painful reminders. But, I don't want to put toxins into my orchid, as it is sending out new growth. Any suggestions as to how to treat this problem??

As it is, I have to figure out how to spill out the bark and carefully remove the plant....all in the dark, when the bees are not trying to sting me....and then repot the orchid and get it settled before winter sets in...

I live in Northern Kentucky and have had honey bees in the walls of my house...these are different...smaller...mean spirited...

thanks for any help that can be offered.
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