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Default Amzing Phrag in S/H
Hi Everybody and Happy New Year!
Just wanted to show my Phrag. Sorcerer's Apprentice. It has been blooming since early summer with 20 blooms so far and at least 2 more buds. It has grown very easily in S/H in south window in my home. It is over 6 feet tall!
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WOW!!
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Ditto on the WOW! Magnificent.
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Amazing. Great growing.

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WOW is all I can think of too.
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That's incredible. Good job.
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My wife would kill me if one of my plants got to 6 feet!!
Looks great.

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at the risk of sounding repetitive.. WOW!
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What made it grow so large?, I don't grow prags., just unbelieveable, good growing! How old is it?
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That's an awesome specimen...6 ft tall? I'd heard Phrags grew lots but that's simply amazing
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