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    Re: Plant Irritation

    Quote Originally Posted by ms381 View Post
    It wasnt put in the enclosure but in the same room about 4 metres or so away. He has fake plastic plants in his enclousure. Thanks for the concern however.
    It may have been just the unfamiliar smell stressing him. But I did find this bit of information, but since the plant was that far away, it may or may not have had anything to do with it.

    Home Forcing of Hyacinths
    Revised 6/99 -- Author Reviewed 6/99 HIL-8507

    Gwendolyn H. Pemberton, former Graduate Research Assistant
    A. A. De Hertogh, Professor
    Department of Horticultural Science

    ...NOTE OF CAUTION: Hyacinths contain oxalic acid which can produce an irritation of the skin. Thus, before planting hyacinths, it is advised to thoroughly wet the bulbs, in order to reduce the potential of skin itch. Also, wear gloves for protection.
    "Cry, Havoc! And let slip the dogs of war..."

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