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To: Ga Peach who wrote (52)	8/7/2001 5:11:46 PM
From: Libbyt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 90

>clear sticky drops on the flower stem as well as around the base of some of the leaves< Are you asking about an orchid or a rose? If it is a question about an orchid, then the answer is no..."normal" for orchids. Probably if it is an orchid where you're seeing this, then it is most likely a Cattleya orchid or a Cymbidium. Since most Cymbidiums usually bloom in the Fall (they need lots of light, and a variation in night and day temperatures to start their flower spiking), then my guess would be you have a Cattleya orchid? orchidtips.com A good web site to answer some basic orchid questions, just FYI.