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Sword Suckers vs. Water Suckers
I understand that Sword Suckers are preferred to Water Suckers. Supposedly, Water Suckers will not fruit?
Does anybody have any more info on this? Also, will Water Suckers pup?
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Re: Sword Suckers vs. Water Suckers
I have seen some water suckers thrive and do fine, but most just lack vigor and eventually fade out. Here is a live comparison.
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Re: Sword Suckers vs. Water Suckers
Great pic Pitanga.
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Re: Sword Suckers vs. Water Suckers
That little water sucker looks just like the sucker that has come up from the ruins of my rulo - I hope it turns out ok.
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