Cooked babies

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  1. Rich

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    It was a bit chilly yesterday morning so I left the lid on a heated propagator which I usually remove during the day.

    The thermometer soared to the top while I was at work and I came home to find 2 dead epiphyllum cutting, dead epiphyllum seedlings, two dead plumerias and a rather shrivelled looking tillandsia.

    I'm not happy.
     
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    Part of gardening I'm afraid, Rich, we all learn from our mistakes.
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Its tricky this time of the year, at least you know what to do in the winter.
     
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    Bin there - but don't give up on em. Leave the top off give em a drink and time. You may yet see new shoots from the dead :D
     
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    Hi Rich- did any survive?
     
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    No, they were well and truly cooked.
     
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    Sad but we all been there. :(
     
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