This is what happened.
Most of my orchids' new blooms and leads as well as several dendrobium keikis were chewed off by something so I thought maybe slugs or insect.

But I noticed my Bifrenaria harrisoniae had its lead disappear and I thought that the lead was too thick and fibrous for a slug to enjoy.

So I sprayed the greenhouse down with a pesticide just in case it was a insect of some sort. But I stole two mousetraps from the garage and set them in the greenhouse yesterday night to see if anything would turn up.

I caught one on one trap and two on the other trap this morning.
Then I set them again tonight to see what I get from the veil of the dark night.
So I assumed correctly that it was mice eating their last fill of orchid tissue and peanut butter forever.

I was not thankful for the lives of these mice. I was thankful that they were dead.
Anyone have a morbid pest story to share?
