I've seen some people say that their caudex stops growing if at all exposed to light, so to know they naturally grow a little exposed is reassuring.Avonia Quinaria Seeds
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Euphorbus
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Re: Avonia Quinaria Seeds
That's interesting, thanks iann I've seen some people say that their caudex stops growing if at all exposed to light, so to know they naturally grow a little exposed is reassuring.
I've seen some people say that their caudex stops growing if at all exposed to light, so to know they naturally grow a little exposed is reassuring._____________________________________________________________________________________
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MatDz
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Re: Avonia Quinaria Seeds
It's a long shot, but maybe there is a forgotten A. quinaria (any and all subspecies are welcome) seed packet laying in someone's cupboard/freezer?
Mat