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sold as Brazilian
Here's my "Brazilian" sporting a new cigar leaf. I purchased it in a 5-gallon pot from Walter Andersen Nursery in Poway last fall. I'm not sure who their supplier is.
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Here's a bud emerging from the "Brazilian" at 9 foot pstem height. Great timing for fruit production!
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Re: sold as Brazilian
Congrats.
Would be more than perfect with some more leaves to support the emerging bunch to fill in. Good luck and keep us posted on how it goes. Last edited by crazy banana : 03-19-2015 at 10:35 PM. |
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Re: sold as Brazilian
Here's the first female flowers:
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Six hands showing now with more to come
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Re: sold as Brazilian
Six hands, followed by male flowers ... this plant matches my previous experience with Brazilian. But perhaps someone with more experience will have better insight.
Here's a look at the male flowers:
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