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Originally Posted by Going Bananas
Lau
Congrats finally flowered after 2-3 years?
Thats our rate of growth here in SoCal for tcs...Wowzers!
Grand Nains are supposed to be
fast growers according to that
rate and height chart from PRG.
I guess we will find out real soon.
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GB
Growth rates depends on more than who
can dump the most fertilizer and hormones
on their plant, aeration plays a major role.
This pup was planted in a pot of river sand (a.k.a. clean course sand) and after 14 days it shows good root development. Only water was added as needed, no fertilizer, no growth hormones, no magic. Roots need the proper amount of air & moisture to maximize growth. When these roots reach an area high in organics the above ground growth takes off. .
Now some folks will point to my climate in the tropics as the reason for the quality roots and that 14 days of temps in the 80's is rare in the States or wherever.
Williams pup - April 26, 2013
Williams pup - May 10, 2013
