Have had the same smell like the above letters, but it was off and on. Except for this summer, and it stayed on! I live in a condo and they sent a repairman who noticed, like me, that it was on and off. We took off a switchplate cover which backs up to the outside wall on my front entry, and the smell hit us full strength. The repairman took off the stucco board, the blue foam insulation and the pink insulation. On the wallboard, the paper backing of the insulation had left oily residue and that is what was smelling. The problem is, we can still smell it even after removing the above. The repairman thinks it is off gassing of the insulation. He's probably right but now what? Right now, I told him not to repair it right away as maybe some of it will air out. I can still smell it, but fainter. At some point he will have to complete the repairs and we're both worried that I will still have that smell. Wallboard is porous so maybe it got into that , but I can't start tearing apart walls! And why now after living here for 9 years?

Instead of a flower bud at the top of a mature rose cane, there is a growth that looks like empty wheat husks. This can occur with nearly all varieties but some roses are particularly prone to making blind shoots ie Peace. Frost damage, lack of nutrients, shortage of light and tiny midges are a few of the main reasons. If you cut the cane back to about half to a healthy bud it will produce a shoot which will flower.

We resided last year and the windows were installed 10 years ago. The house was built in 1972. You guys are amazing to help and try and figure this out with me. ***This didn't start with the residing. This has been going on for years. The siding actually resolved many of our window issues. This is the last one that we can't seem to get figured out. The crew that did the siding said they never saw anything, yet many of the window smells went away after we resided, like i mentioned.

hi thanks for response, its been an outside plant for quite a few years now. though I did bring it indoors for about a month during the coldest part of winter? You think that could have done it?