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Dwarf Orinoco
I got this huge Dwarf Orinoco on a trade and planted it on the ground today.
 Can't wait to make some traditional alcapurria. 
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Re: Dwarf Orinoco
Huge suckers are low quality planting material and produce small bunches compared to what a small sucker would produce under proper growing conditions. This is my first time growing an Orinoco and wanted the first bunch to be very large so I decided to grow the water sucker in the photo with the red arrow.
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Re: Dwarf Orinoco
I have a DO, that thing is a beast! Planted in ground in late February at about 18 inches and had fruit by November! Lost them to a cold snap unfortunately so I didn't get to try them. It's pups ate of top a strong start though.
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