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Mekong Giants in Richmond, VA (7a)
I received my Mekong Giants last week from from Plant Delights Nursery. They look very healthy and were in great shape. I planted them and they are starting to put out their first leaf now. I will take pictures throughout the summer of their growth and post them. I hope they do as well or better than my Basjoo!
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Re: Mekong Giants in Richmond, VA (7a)
We live three hrs from there and are going to the open house in July. How big were your plants? I want to get a Thai,Bengal tiger,Helens,Bordenlon.
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Re: Mekong Giants in Richmond, VA (7a)
Here is a pic of the Mekong Giants. I will take pictures throughout the summer and post them.
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They look healthy, I think that they'll really take off for you this summer!
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Those Mekong giants look great. I will be getting mine by the end of the week.
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Re: Mekong Giants in Richmond, VA (7a)
Here is mine from PDN. Just got in the ground about 6 weeks ago. Almost 4 feet and growing fast. Was about 18 inches when it arrived.
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