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Advice on De-blooming

17 years ago

I've shared pics of this NOID before and how beautiful the blooms are/were.

Some of the blooms were beginning to brown and dry out and I noticed that the crown was shriveling due to lack of light.

Here's the plant before I doctored on it:

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And here's what I have afterwards:

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Some of the stems that the flowers were on are as big as the stems with the leaves. Is that normal?

Have I done the right thing by removing the blooms so that the crown can recover and we go about the process again? I also removed a few of the outer leaves that were starting to fade.

Anything else that I need to do with this plant?

Dora

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