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Is it really a giant

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09-02-2010, 07:03 AM

johnblagg

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lol ...I am not recommending anything at all...

If someone managed to keep that plant 30 years and It blooms well as is then I think unless it started going downhill I would leave it like they grew it....sometimes things we would never expect to work well do great ....rules are just things we make up to help us get close to right...not laws of nature

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