46/55, half of my wrong answers were false positives (those are better! I’d rather not take the chance). I’m pretty happy with that after 20 years living withou

46/55, half of my wrong answers were false positives (those are better! I’d rather not take the chance). I’m pretty happy with that after 20 years living without the dreadful stuff. For folks who don’t already know: - three leaves in a cluster is a good warning sign - redness of the stem where the cluster meets is a telltale - the leaves generally have a point at the end, and may develop points along their sides - dry looking roots going vertical is a bad touch, just… don’t bother unless you’re escaping some other danger - If you’re like some of my family and get it from the wind, none of these guidelines have any value, I’m sorry!