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what did this

16 years ago

So i dont think a human did this..because none of the other plants were touched..and only half of the one plant was affected..i found the torn pitchers floating around in the water tray....if u cant see..the pitcher is ripped in half..birds maybe?

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petiolaris
16 years ago
Birds will mess with your media!
taz6122
16 years ago
Birds will also try to get the bugs in the pitchers. It was probably a bird.
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mattmega4
Original Author
16 years ago
SOOOO i know this isnt pretty..but will it work?
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tommyr_gw Zone 6
16 years ago
Hey, do whatever it takes!
mattmega4
Original Author
16 years ago
was too embarrassing to look at
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petiolaris
16 years ago
I think ya need wire with smaller holes.. much smaller.
taz6122
16 years ago
Are you looking at the fence Jim? The wires are just holding the foil/mylar or whatever.
petiolaris
16 years ago
I'm not seeing anything other than the fence. If it's there... great.
hunterkiller03
16 years ago
Oh I'm so sorry your planta got attacked. I had no luck at the start of this year.

My Sarracenia pot was attacked by mice that decided to make a nest on the soil.

I lost some of my plants, some I had over 10 years. I know the feeling havving your plants damaged or destroyed.

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