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Sword Pup and Water Suckers

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Poster: MediaHound (see this users gallery) Sword Pup and Water Suckers on a stand of Jamaican Red. The water suckers are closer to where the last pseudostem was to bloom. I imagine they are attached to the remains of that pseudostem rather than this mother pseudostem that persists.
· Date: Mon August 4, 2008 · Views: 2170 · Filesize: 58.5kb, 1693.9kb · Dimensions: 3072 x 2304 ·
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capthof

Registered: July 2008
Location: Jupiter; Fl
Posts: 408

Mon August 4, 2008 7:20am

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I would say you are right about sword spike and water suckers.
To get a double from a mahoi , the sucker needs to stay attached to the mother plant.

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