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03-18-2009, 10:57 PM | #41 (permalink) |
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Re: 1st California Gold on eBay in 2009
Winter of 2007-2008:
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Re: 1st California Gold on eBay in 2009
Thanks guys, I didn't mean to imply anything about the seller other than that they could have hosed it off and gave it a soap spray(which I did and will again this afternoon). The plant actually seems very healthy and in fact I should have taken a picture of the root system which was just outstanding. I barely fit them in a 5 gal pot(it will go in the ground in May). Now the big decision is how to best try to induce flowering/ fruiting over the next couple of years. How I'm going to pay next winters heating lighting bill...etc. Thanks.
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