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Seaweeds may drastically lower PH to dangerous levels?

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01-04-2022, 08:13 AM

DavTom

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Join Date: Sep 2021

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Originally Posted by Shadeflower

congrats davtom.

Do you know what variety. It might just be a cross with a small variety so might be more mature than it seems. Still a good accomplishment at that size I think.

I'm just suprised it grew that fast. I have heard others say it takes their paphiopidelum spikes 6 months to develop so the fast growth rate is surely a good thing.

Sorry SF, I missed your question. Here it is
Schöne von Kaunitz x Hamana Clover

Dav

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