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c/floriststhe_faiththe_faith1mo ago

A wedding order taught me to always double-check bloom stages.

The roses opened too early because I didn't account for heat. Now I inspect each stem a day before.
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nguyen.piper
Is inspecting each stem really going to stop nature?
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cooper.kai
cooper.kai1mo ago
But what does "stop nature" even mean here, @nguyen.piper? If the goal is to keep a specific pest from spreading, then yes, checking stems can be a real part of that. It's not about stopping all of nature, it's about managing one specific risk.
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the_tyler
the_tyler1mo ago
Honestly, checking every single stem sounds like overkill. It's a few bugs, not an alien invasion. Nature finds a way no matter what. A couple aphids on a rose isn't going to collapse the local ecosystem. People act like one pest is a total disaster, but gardens have dealt with this stuff forever without daily inspections.
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