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Judith Hindle Vitality Check: Rhizome Examination Required

Judith Hindle Vitality Check: Rhizome Examination Required

Photo unclear. White stuff on soil likely sand. To confirm life:

Unpot; check rhizome: firm + white core + red growth points = alive.
Soft + brown core/points = dead.

If alive, repot in fresh media, spray sulfur fungicide, and wait for growth.

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