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Eight Days Of Christmas!
On the 8th day of Christmas-I'am wondering how should i WINTERIZE my Praying Hands corm? I posted a few pics yesterday under (>i tried<)!
SUGGESTIONS PLEASE! P.S. And a Special thanks who all replied to my last thread! Last edited by coolrobby2003 : 12-17-2008 at 06:34 PM. Reason: forgetfulness |
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Re: Eight Days Of Christmas!
Just put the corm in a cool, dry spot in your basement in a cardboard box or a bucket. You can cover it with green peat moss if you like. It is a natural antifungal.
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