OH, NO!!!
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- juster
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Re: OH, NO!!!
That’s good news Diane, at least you can grow on another plant or two
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- Diane
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Re: OH, NO!!!
I certainly hope so, Jean!
Diane - member of Kingston branch
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Re: OH, NO!!!
Great news Diane. How is the parent rosette looking since flowering?
Ed
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- Diane
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Re: OH, NO!!!
It still looks good, and will probably continue to do so, until it finally dies.
Diane - member of Kingston branch
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Re: OH, NO!!!
What a wonderful discovery, it would have been a great shame not to be able to keep this plant! Almost a year on, amazing the flowering plant is still keeping going!
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