Ask and Answer Flower Questions Archive - Feb 2009
By Tala: I was wondering if the National Flower for the Philippines the Sampaguita flower had different colors or only white?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Tala,
Jasminum sambac-The National Flower for the Philippines-(Arabian Jasmine)comes in pinks and whites.
By Darcy: I'm getting married on Daytona Beach in December in Florida. Could you please tell me where I could find a list of flowers that would be available there at that time of the year?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Darcy,
The wedding flowers you can have may range from, the Star of Bethlehem, Hellbore, and the Lily.
Some other flower through out the year may be :
Anemone
Carnation
Chrysanthemums
Daisy
Dutch hyacinth
Euphorbia
Freesia
Gerberas
Lily of the valley
Narcissus
Orchid
Passion flower
Rose
By Sarah Huberty: I have a gerbera daisey that I brought in my office. The flower died off last year and this year I have no flower. What can I do to help it flower?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Sarah,
If you feel that the gerbera daisies have become leggy, then stake them, especially on fertile soils.
You should satisfy these conditions.
Keep soil moist in summer.
Cut back after flowering to encourage repeat blooming.
Deadhead frequently for prolonged flowering.
Cut back plants in fall if they become leggy.
Divide every 2 to 3 years in spring to maintain healthy plants.
This is sufficient.
If you the plant not so healthy, then It is best to discard the plant and purchase a new indoor flowering gerbera daisy house plant.
By Vivian: When my teddy bear sunflowers are in full bloom,they immediatley begin to die with beautiful blooms still opening up.When cutting into the stem,there is a grub-like worm which has eaten the inside of the stem. I tried treating the ground with grub killer to no avail?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Vivian,
Sometimes ants also chew the stems and rob off the juicy parts of the stems.
Try sprinkling cayenne pepper on the ground and some on the plants leaves and the sunflower itself. Ants avoid cayenne pepper.
By david autsolief: There is a orange flower growing on a vine that attracts humming birds.It also has long pods hanging from the vine. The flower is shaped sort of like a rose of sharon. Can you advise what this plant might be?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear David,
Probably you are talking about Mexican Whorled Milkweed.(orange colored, like by butterly ) If not please send the flower photo.
By Bridget: Do I need to cut back my daisies at the end of summer/beginning of fall?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Bridget,
It is better to pinch the spent flowers off the plant as this will help to promote new blooms. The flowers of the gerber daisy are great for making cuttings for your favorite flower vase.
So, you can cut back daises in fall.
By Martha: What is the meaning of Plum Flowers?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Martha,
The meaning of plum flowers is :
Plum flower is a symbol of "endurance", since it shows beautiful flowers in winter and people think that plum flowers can endure coldness in hardship.
As also in freezing winter, the plum blossom, has been praised by people throughout history, foretells the coming of spring. Its perseverance and vital force in rain and snow also motivate people to strive forward.
The plum flower is the most beautiful in winter, which gives people hope for the wonderfulness of spring.
The other meanings of :
Cherry (white) - Deception.
Cherry blossom - Spiritual beauty.
Cherry tree - Education.
Plum tree - Keep your promises.
Plum tree (wild) - Independence.
By Scott: I have 5 boxes of Marigolds growing on my deck. But I live in Vermont, and they'll all die when we get a frost. Since I have lots of light in my home, I'm thinking of bringing them in and continuing to grow them?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Scott,
It all depends upon the weather conditions outdoors and indoors for the Marigold plant. As an experiment, keep them inside and watch its development.
Actually, You can start the plant outside or indoors after the danger of the frost is past. But since, you have the plants to keep them inside for winter, its better to place them near a window, where it gets more amount of sun, as the plant grows in full sun outdoors.
Try this, All the best.
By Rennie: If there a yellow leave verigated agapantus in existance with light bue/purple flower?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Rennie,
A distinct cultivar of Agapanthus plant named 'Hinag', characterized by its low-growing, outwardly spreading, very dense and bushy growth habit; unique yellow and green variegated leaves; lavender blue flowers; numerous flowers and inflorescences per plant; and large, thick and fleshy roots.
By Richard: I seem to have very few sweet pea flowers. The buds are dropping off before opening. I planted them quite late this year?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Richard,
Reasons for Sweet pea bud fall.
During cold weather, the developing Sweet Pea flower buds may turn yellow and fall off. Some varieties are more prone to this than others. It's a temporary problem which vanishes by the return of warmer weather.
Bud drop can also be due to ethylene pollution. Ethylene is often a byproduct of combustion, and is present in bonfire smoke and car exhaust gasses.
By Katrina Vaananen: Are any of the celosia plants poisonous? My cat is determined to eat the leaves, and I've had to put them far out of his reach.?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Katrina,
Definitely, Celosia plants are not poisonous to cats.
But anything eaten exceeding the limits may cause some discomfort to anybody.
By Connie: I have Morning Glory's planted by my deck. I recently noted that my dog was eating the blooms that have fallen off. What will this do to her?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Connie,
There has been an effect of the toxicity of Morning glory on dogs as all the parts of the plant are toxic.
The plant if ingested may Upset stomach, hallucination in dogs.
Do not allow your pet to eat the parts of the plant.
By Ria: when do peonies bloom in fort collins colorado?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Ria,
Peony flowers are large and fragrant, usually blooming in early June in Colorado.
By Barbara: We planted morning glories and they covered our trellis, however, they have not flowered. What could be the problem?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Barbara,
Probably to much nitrogen is present in the soil.
Reduce the content of nitrogen in the soil.
Wait till the end of summer, you may few blooms.
By Jasmine: Jasmine which makes the best tea?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Rayma,
Usually dried flowers of Arabian jasmine (Jasminium sambac) make jasmine tea.
By Bill: what do you do when sunflowers die-how do you save seeds, etc.?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Bill,
After the sunflowers are spent, the flower head will droop and the green back-side of the head will turn yellow. Finally, pull a few seeds out and split them with a knife. The kernel inside would be solid and well-formed.
To collect the seeds, cut the flower head off leaving about one foot of the stem attached. Put the flower head in a paper bag or cheesecloth sack and hang upside down in warm, dry location.The bag will catch any seeds that may fall during drying.When the seeds have dried, they can be easily collected.
By Mary: Looking to send a "Thank you for having me" type of arrangement with flowers in season. What would you recommend?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Mary,
Flowers showing the meaning of gratitude are:
- Campanula
- White Bell flower
- Sage
- Roses, Bouquet of Mature Blooms - Gratitude
- Pink roses express our gratitude and appreciation.
- Single Rose, any color ? Gratitude or simplicity
- Yellow Lily - I'm walking on air, False, Cheerful, Gratitude
Finally we can say that a bouquet of Roses arrangement given to anybody shows the meaning of gratitude.
By Judy: I have a large Bird of Paridise plant that gets white flowers. It was planted very very close to my house. It is very tall and keeps getting new growth on sides. Does it have a root ball? Can roots damage the foundation of house? If the answer is yes, can it be replanted and what are chances of it dying? I live in Central Florida. What momth would be the best to transplant it?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Judy,
1. Does it have a root ball?
Ans. Yes, it has root ball.
2. Can roots damage the foundation of house?
Ans. Birds of paradise have the deepest and toughest root systems, thus may damage the foundation of a house.
3. If the answer is yes, can it be replanted and what are chances of it dying?
Ans. Yes, the BOP can be transplated, depending upon the height of the plant.
4. I live in Central Florida.
Ans. The African bird is a tropical plant and will not bloom in Florida, if the temperature gets below about 40 degrees Fahrenheit due to chilling injury.
5. What month would be the best to transplant it?
Ans. Fall is the time is the best time to transplant BOP (depending upon the area).
By Mary: Can i bring the gardenias indoors.during winters?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Mary,
Gardenia is a semi-tropical plant. Mild winter and warm summer climate is perfect for this plant, with an unforgettable fragrance. Gardenias are frost tender. So, it is adviced to bring them inside during winters.
Canna lily: Frost will burn the canna's foliage but won't kill the plant. If you dont want to take any chances, then bringing indoors is best.
In winter it is advisable to keep them in an unheated room indoors, cool, dry, dark - for the winter.
By Guest: Could you please tell me if I should nip out the centre of young wallflower plants to make them bush out I have been told yes and no so thought I would ask the experts. Hope you can help me please.
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Sir,
Yes, you can nip out the centre of young wallflower plants to make them bush out.
By Joe Cascio: Are the tufts of green on the zinnia plant the seeds?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Joe,
Below each Zinnia spent flower, there exists a seed, below each individual petal. It is a pointed tip, similar in shape to an arrowhead or the tip of a javelin - this is the seed.When it becomes brown or gray then it means its ripe.
Tufts of short stems are seen in Desert Zinnia. Desert zinnia grows tufts of short soft stems barely six inches high that root-sprout and gradually become a continuous pale-green grasslike carpet. Once desert zinnia begins to bloom, the one-inch-diameter bright-yellow flowers obscure the foliage completely. Old flowers dry and break off their stems as new flowers starts forming.
By Silvia: How to treat thrips on gladiolus?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Silvia,
There are several methods when you think of treating corms of gladiolus.
1. Like keeping the corms cool enough, at temperatures between 35° and 40° F, where thrips will not survive.
2. Try dusting corms with carbaryl, shaking them in a bag with a small amount of the dust (just 2 teaspoons per hundred corms).
3. Soak corms for six hours in a mixture of 4 teaspoons Lysol ® or other disinfectant and one gallon of water, and to dry corms before storing them.
4. Dip corms in very hot--not boiling--water (160°F) for two minutes. Allow corms to dry before storing them.
5. Store the corms with naphthalene flakes or balls (mothballs). Use one ounce for one hundred corms and enclose them in a paper or cloth bag.
By Vera: I'm really new at gardening, so excuse my ignorance. Does placing rocks or mulch around flowers and plants keep them from reproducing ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Vera,
Yes, Mulching around the plants lessens the chances of weeds germination or reproduction.
By Silvia: what can you do for gladiolus that the bloom is all damaged?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Silvia,
Thrips might be the culprit destroying the gladiolus. The plant parts look burnt and damaged.
Its better to dig (at the end of the season) then treat the corms before you replant.
Another way, is to discard the affected ones, buy new next year, then plant in a different site because the thrips existed in the soil.
By Mike: What should I do in the wnter for my ginger plants, The leaves are all around the edges of "root clump" with no leaves in the middle, Should I divide and replant this clump?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Mike,
Gingers need an area with light shade at a temperature of 75-85*F.
Since gingers are tropical, cooler temperatures will stunt the plants growth.
By Birenda O: I've grown cannas all my life and my dad grew them my entire childhood.I can ever remember having this problem, all the leaves turn yellow, then brown and die,cannot figure it out. I cannot find any pests on them, the japanese beetles were minimal this year, slugs were minimal.Since the newer shoots are experiencing the same issue, I'm concerned for next year if something is in the ground?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Madam/Sir,
Probably it is the work of frost. Frost makes the Cannas into black color.
Now, you can cut the stalks to one inch above the ground, dig the clump and remove some of the soil around the edge and roots.
Dry the clumps in the sun for a couple of days upside-down.
Then store each clump in a box surrounded by Perlite or peat moss.
You can store in a cool basement with temperature around 40-50F, and moistening the perlite once per month so that rhizomes do not dry up.
In March, take the clumps from each box, remove remaining soil, and break the twisted clumps into smaller clumps each containing at least three eyes. Each clump will yield four or more new rhizomes.
Try this and see.
By Karenda: Is there an appropriate flower to send for an Armenian memorial? I would like to send some appropriate flower for my mother-in-law's brother's 40-day memorial service.
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Karenda,
You can send the following flowers for a memorial service.
- White Lilies In Vase.
- White Lilies and Roses in Vase.
- Funeral spray.
- Sympathy sheaf.
By Annmelsh: The hydrangeas are 3 years old, and it seems that the amount that I'm putting down to turn them blue, is not enough, it seems like allot, one bag (1lbs.) to six plants. They still are coming out pink?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear annmelsh,
You can change the color of hydrangeas from pink to blue by adding a small amount of aluminum sulfate to the plant, only for mature plants only.
Add very sparingly since the chemical can cause irreparable root damage.
By Carol: I live in SW Virginia and would love to find a frangipani flower to grow indoors, knowing that it's a tropical(subtropical?)
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Carol,
Plumeria or Frangipani is an outdoor plant. It grows around 24 feet.
It can be grown in tropical or subtropical places with atleast 6 hours of mandatory direct sunlight.
If your place has tropical or subtropical climate, then you can have this plant only outdoors.
By Maureen: I have recently received a hibicouse plant as a present, I have repotted it but that it will die in this colder climate. At the moment it looks like it is just about coping with its new temperature but what else can i do to help it?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear maureen,
I think , You can save it by keeping it indoors.
It should receive sunlight however.
Keeping indoors can protect it form frost during the cold climate of your place.
By Nancy: The flower of my calla lily plant doesn't open up and upon investigation, the inside of the flower is filled with white/greenish seed pods!! Help!! I am not sure if this is normal or if they are diseased?
Answer By The Flower Expert:Dear nancy,
Yes, it is in a normal course, no need to panic.
Calla lily seed pod, first green should then turn yellow and become soft and mushy at maturity.
The sticky seeds can be taken and stored in a refrigerator, or else let the whole seed pod dry, until it turns a orange, gold or light green color.
Clean off the fleshy coating and take out the seeds.Store the seeds in a cool, dry place until ready to plant.
By Karen: I have brought hyacinth bulbs yesterday from home depot and have planted them in and upon researching online I found that that I shouldn't have plant them into the ground until September to October,I am not sure what my zone is for planting?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear karen,
Firstly dig the soil and see whether they have rooted or not. If not rooted , then you can remove and store them.
If they have rooted, then make sure that they remain cold wherever they are placed.
Since its only a couple of days you have planted hyacinths, you can very well remove the bulbs and store them in a refrigerator.
They will grow in spring.
By Sandy: Does that mean I have to pull them out or they will die in the winter or if I leave them, will they rebloom in the spring?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Sandy,
After the gladiolus flowers are finished , only flower stalk should be cut down. Then the foliage be left to continue growing into autumn as it feeds the bulb.
Then in late autumn, lift the corms and dry them off. Once dry, remove all soil and dead foliage. Store in a single layer in a frost-free shed or garage. Good ventilation minimises risk of mildew.
Each corm will produce a number of smaller offsets. These take two years to reach flowering size and can be stored in the same way before being planted.
By Rosalind Brunsman: I received a beautiful gardenia tree for mothers day with blossoms on, I have bought the right fertilizer, spray, and the tree is green and healthy looking, but it gets alot of buds, and they either fall off or don't open, what am I doing wrong?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Rosalind,
In Gardenias, if there is a water stress in a heavily budded plant, many buds will fall before opening(water regularly but make sure the soil is not wet).
We should realise that when the plant is in bud, there should not be large variations in soil moisture.
One can use mulch and avoid cultivation around the base of the plant to help maintain adequate moisture.
By mike: I have an orange tree plant in a pot, I've had it for about 4 yrs, But now one of the orange plant is getting black, Is it a type of fungus? What can I do?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Mike,
The leaves and stems of Orange tree are becoming black, may be due to the presence of some piercing, sucking insects.
It is usually the work of aphids, whiteflies and scale insects feeding on the undersides of leaves and along stems producing excreta that falls on the leaves.
Upon that excreta a "sooty mold" fungus lives on the nutrient-rich waste material.
To prevent the situation, you can use some fungicides and spray.
By JAN: I was given a Anthuruim. It continues to get brown spots on it's leaves. What can I do to correct this problem?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Jan,
- Too much or too less watering may cause the brown spots.
- Fertilizer burn may also be the cause for brown spots.
- Sudden change in the temperature may also be the cause.
- Sudden shifting of the plant or transplantation may also be the cause.
By Nicole: Is there a way that I can dry lilies? Do they air dry decently or not?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Nicole,
Instead of airdry method , they are best dried by microwave method.In Microwave Drying, silica gel flower drying method, these can be dried.
Brightly colored flowers dry best. Flowers such as lilies, roses, violets, zinnias, and dahlias work well with this process.By Gayle Mikla: I have several mum plants this fall. Should I "dead-head" them after they bloom and turn brown?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Gayle,
After danger of frost is past, cut back the spent mum flowers and prune the plants down to a few inches. This process will help to rebloom in the spring.
By Harish Rana: I have about 6 feet tall Jasmine plant in a 12" pot kept outside in my garden yard, Now since it is 6 feet tall, I cannot keep it in the house in winter. Can I leave the pot out side during winter? will it die if I do so?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Rana
If you are in a tropical area, then its ok, as the plant itself is a tropical plant, would be happily growing outdoors.
If you in a frost full area, then its slightly difficult for the plant to survive, as Jasmines cannot stand the frost.
If there is full frost, it will not survive outside. In winter the jasmine plant can be kept indoors near a windowsill that gets a western exposure and light and sun all day.
By Katie: I have a Yucca in my garden, which 2 years ago flowered with beautiful white flowers. When the flowers had finished, i cut down the remaining stem. Since i did this it has not flowered, What have i done and is it likely to flower again ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear katie,
You did the right thing in cutting down the plant after flowering. Sometimes flowering the yucca plant may miss a year or two after pruning. So, no need to panic.
Usually after flowering one can prune back the flower stalk. It should be done in such a way that stalk should be cut clear to the ground.
By Kati Koenig: I'm researching some problems I've been having with our clematis...it is an evergreen variety, clematis armandii.We bought with the intent of growing it up over a pergola on our back porch to create some shade and garden oasis feel.Please help ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Sir/madam,
I think the plant is struggling to survive in the climate.
Even if the fungus or mildew is troubling the plant then its best to get a combo fungicide/mildewicide from your local nursery for spraying.
One has to Cut back the plant very hard after bloom to avoid a tangled mess.The plant needs part shade in hot summer climates.
See the difference after spraying or else discard the plant and go for Jasmines as they very well got adjusted to that particular climate.
By Donna: Why would the leaves fall off a Christmas Cactus. What can we do to repair this problem?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Dear Donna,
Too much watering, causing stress, which later can cause the cc to loose some leaves.
If cc gets infected with root rot, then leaf portions would be falling apart.
CC, during its rest period(after christmas flowering) may loose some leaves , which is a usaual course, so no need to panic.
By Dave: My iris's are laying down and seperating, altho I've only had them planted for two years?
Answer By The Flower Expert:
Did you had a lot of rain?
The amount of fertilizer in spring?
Too much of both rain and fertilizer can cause the leaves to grow taller and droop. You can stake them to keep the flowers off the ground.
By :Dee
Answer By The Flower Expert:Probably you have over fetilized your morning glories. If your morning glory is growing healthyly, then
You can give your Morning Glories, a little compost or a slow release organic fertilizer mixed in with a quality soil.
If you give too much fertilizer, you get more green and very few flowers.(do not over fertilize)
By : Seema?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Your region need to have cold winters and dry summers, only then think of having tulips.
Tulip bulbs take up to five years to fully form, and require cold winters and dry summers such as Holland's.
But with some care, the bulbs you buy and plant will be easy to grow.
You can order the tulip bulbs from a branded tulip growers in India. You can have the price list with the growers.
By Becky: ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Japanese beetles might be the culprit on your rose bushes. Adults are very destructive and chew small holes in both the leaves and flowers of rose bushes. The beetles in groups will start on the upper part of a plant and work downward.
Remedy for Japanese beetles: -
Apply milky spore to lawns to attack grubs (larvae) and spray organic insecticides as needed. Also, in the early morning or evening, when beetles are less active, shake them from plants onto tarps and drop them into a bucket of soapy water.
By :Evelyn ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Look for any pests on the plant and Are the conditions right for the flowering season of your place?
Make sure that the plants are in a sunnier spot.
Lavender does indeed want full sun and somewhat dry conditions.
If your plants have been transplanted, then wait this year, they will bloom next year. Some lavenders are a bit sensitive, and don't flower the year following a transplant.
By :Buck Taylor ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: : The yellowing of Morning Glories can simply be from the heat of the sun, or watering from above instead from the bottom or a calcium defiency.
You can Sprinkle epsom salt at the base of the plants and then slightly water it in.
Use about a cup for every 4 feet of ground that the morning glories are planted in.
By :Phyllis ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Nasturtiums flowering plants actually do best in poor soil with low moisture and no fertilizer. If it has too much water or fertilizer, it causes the nasturtium to grow more leaves than flowers.
Reduce any fertilizer if you have given.
By Kellit: ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Red Rose is the Universal symbol of Love and Romance.
In Spain and America also Red rose is a sign of love or romance.
By Genevieve: ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: You can remove the flower heads on spring flowering bulbs as soon as the flowers fade, but do not remove until it has died and turned brown. This prevents undesirable seed and pod development which could reduce flower production in following years. Additionally, 2 to 3 pounds of a 5-10-5 or 6-10-4 fertilizer may be applied to 100 square feet of bed area immediately after blooming.
The length of time it takes the foliage to mature depends on plant type, weather, and cultural maintenance. It may not be until late June for some bulb types. Premature removal of plant foliage stops bulb growth and may drastically cut flower numbers next spring.
By Robert: ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: I think you are giving it too much nitrogen in the fertilizer. (Thus lots of bulbs/blossoms but no flower)
If that is the case, it makes more leaves and less flowers.
Fertilizer is for flowering plants. For instance, it should read 3-5-7 instead of 5-3-3.
(Nitrogen is always the first one listed, then Phosphate, then Potash).
By Patti: ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: : If the Daisies plants become leggy, cut them. They need staking, especially on fertile soils. Keep soil moist in summer.
Cut back after flowering to encourage repeat blooming.
Deadhead frequently for prolonged flowering.
Cut back plants in fall if they become leggy.
Divide every 2 to 3 years in spring to maintain healthy plants.
By this method you may have joyful daisies.
By Carole: ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: It is for sure that the best fertilizer for giant agapanthus would be organic fertilizers, like and fish emulsion.
By Graham: ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: We do not know about the recorded height of the gladioli spike but it can be grown over 2 mts, in very healthy conditions, which is rare case.
By Elaine: ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Probably you are talking about Hibiscus or china rose. When the flowers fades, it is left with the green bulb like structure with star shape.
By Susan : ?
Answer By The Flower Expert: The yellowing of Morning Glories can simply be from the heat of the sun, or watering from above instead from the bottom or a calcium defiency. You can Sprinkle epsom salt at the base of the plants and then slightly water it in. Use about a cup for every 4 feet of ground that the morning glories are planted in.
By Bill: What are Micronutrients?
Answer By The Flower Expert: Micronutrients are plant nutrients that are essential for plant growth but are only needed in small amounts to be effective. There are six micronutrients:
Boron (B), Copper (Cu), Iron (Fe), Manganese (Mn), Molybdenum (Mo), Zinc (Zn) .
These micronutrients are essential but in a lesser quantity. They should be given in high quantities. If they are given in excess, then the plants are susceptible to salts injury.
Micronutrient toxicities can occur if substrate pH is too low.
Excess micronutrients on the plants can cause dieback of the growing tips, marginal necrosis of leaves.
New Guinea Impatiens need only moderate levels of micronutrients.
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