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Old 05-19-2010, 08:51 PM
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I didn't buy the one with lots of spikes bec the greenery on this one was just too nice looking to pass on for a few extra blooms now. There were a couple of brown tipped blossom spikes that were coming thru ,but I cut them off after I took the pics. They were tarded or something maybe bec of the fact that this plant weighs about 3 lbs dry and is chock full of bulbage and root. Yes I'm weighing the plants for watering purposes. I wanted to split this one up when I bought it ya know 2 for 1, but when i got it home, it was just too nice a plant to cut up. Unless someone tell me I need to divide in order to get more blooms next time..otherwise this plants going to carry on as is. enjoy!!

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