Hit hard by the plumeria bug
Nancy
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My Plumeria was hit with frost
Comments (3)Hi Can you show a picture of your plant then our experts can come in and help you. I too lost a lot of plants, also lot on the board, in that very sudden freeze. None of us expected it to get that cold. Do you have black tip damage? photobucket.com is a free pictures service that works on here . Karen B....See MorePlumeria has white mold spots? bugs?
Comments (7)Amersaw, great photos! The tips look pretty good. The white looks like it could be scale, but nothing to be alarmed about. This time of year mine get all manner of tentative insect bites that ooze white latex, or webs on them, before the bugs realize the sap is yucky or a predator wipes them out. Indoors is another matter since the predators are not as available as when they're outdoors, but you should be okay with the plants going outside now. The blackened bits are leaves from outside the growing center of the claw that are being aborted--this is totally normal as the plants come out of dormancy. The energy is going to the center of the tip and any young leaves outside that area just lose sap and fall off. No biggie. If you take more photos in a couple of weeks as the weather warms you can compare with these and you'll be amazed at how much the center leaves will have grown in that time....See MoreWindows 7 hit by service pack 1 install 'fatal error' flaws
Comments (10)This is an update to the sp1 info. Susan Bradley in the latest windows secrets newsletter said there are 2 new updates to do to prepare for sp1 if you have not done it yet, this is to help prevent some of those issues that were listed above. from her article Quote: "Microsoft released two patches to fix problems with Windows 7's infamous first service pack. Both should be installed before updating to Win7 SP1. KB 2533552 corrects a flaw that produces a failed SP1 update, leaving users with a cryptic error code (shown in Figure 1) and a difficult recovery. Systems that received SP1 through Windows Software Update Services were hit particularly hard, as noted in a TechNet blog. KB 2534366 fixes an issue with multiple language packs; some systems would hang at a black screen after SP1 was installed. If you haven't already successfully installed Windows 7 SP1, install both KB 2534366 and KB 2533552 first. And if Win7 SP1 is already installed, accept KB 2533552 for future service packs. Yes, it's true; I'm finally ready to give the all-clear for Windows 7 SP1 but only after you've accepted KB 2533552 and KB 2534366, as noted above. Rather than using Windows Update, I urge you to download and install the SP1 update manually to make sure it's successfully added." and the latest list of her recommendations for windows patches list Regularly updated problem-patch chart and the link to sp1 direct download SP1 she mentions to allocate about an hour for this....See MoreA bug has hit my poor household!
Comments (19)Yes, it is hit Texas hard. I came home for lunch a week ago last friday, and could not go back. I felt so bad. Every time my tummy rumbled, I ran for the bathroom. It lasted about 8 hours. I didn't feel feverish, just a bad intestinal bug out of nowhere. I did not eat before it struck, only water and coffee and vitamins. My usual morning ritual. Yuck!! Trin...See MoreKevin Holliman
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