10-19-2014, 08:58 PM
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| Grindylow
Join Date: Dec 2011 Location: Boston
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Hogwarts RPG Name: Everleigh Evans Ravenclaw Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Luca Benetti Hufflepuff Graduated
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| Post 2 elephant-astic•wanderlust•stay in the ninedaaays the original Taco Belle•look at the flowers✿ Moving ON. Maddie slipped away from the small plant she'd been working on, deciding to take a stroll around the room in search of a larger patient. It took her a few minutes and some navigating around classmates before she found one she wanted, one that looked like it could be salvaged. She wasn't going to TALK to THIS one, though. Not happening.
Yellow leaves. Slightly curled and crisp looking. Maddie recorded her findings in her log and then tapped her chin thoughtfully, eyes on the plant. This had probably gotten too much sun, yeah? So some water and a trim, as well as a new location, would probably do the plant some good. "Diffindo." Working carefully, the brunette started to remove the leaves that were no longer living. She was reminded of fall, the crunch of leaves underfoot as she walked along the pavement. She'd been with her dad that day, a rare occasion. Funny how something like a sick plant could bring back the memory. The second year was shaken from her reverie by someone nearby performing a spell and she focused once more, wanting to get this over with. "Diffindo." More careful cutting, meticulous so as not to cut TOO close to the stem. So far, so good. "Diffindo. Diffindo." PAUSE. "Diffindo." She circled the plant, continuing to cut. There were quite a few damaged leaves but given the size of the plant and the leaves that were left, Maddie was confident it could recover. "Aguamenti."
And then the plant was moved back slightly, away from the direct sunlight. Perhaps some shade would do it some good. A tag would do it some good too. Or do Maddie some good, at least. Credit was important. Quote: Maddie Cooper, Second year, Ravenclaw
Curled and crisp yellow leaves were cut off carefully. Then the plant was given water and moved out of the direct sunlight. Too much sun is good for no one.
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