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Old 04-24-2023, 12:52 PM
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Unfortunately, that plant doesn't have the resources in the backbulbs to support that many growths. I'd pull off the awkwardly placed ones and leave only those down by the media. Otherwise, you'll end up having to water early, thus putting all the new roots in danger of aborting and killing the plant. Extreme vigor has a dark side!
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