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Old 02-17-2015, 09:06 AM
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lol yes here at Esprito Santo coast almost everyone above 40 its a fisherman, Im surprised too!
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that's exactly what I was going to do until I had second thoughts about the roots attaching to the saucer. Please keep us updated as to progress and I will keep my thread under Propagation updated too.
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Note that Those flasks took 22 days to arrive by mail, in the xmas season, they were 22 days without light and warm. I deflask them 28th december, and now they re much greener, I thought I will loose all the seedlings.

Ideally seedlings should be more closer between each-other, and in my community pots we can see some open spaces wich its not beneficial. Next time will make it differently.
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