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Old December 31, 2016   #39
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Ron, I think you may have several problems going on and best to clear out the sick and diseased plants; I would not suggest to take cuttings from sick plants as you may be only compounding the problems.

You'll need to clean everything to the maximum as well. Do not handle a sick plant or pot that a sick plant is in and then handle any other plant that is not sick without washing your hands and tools.
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