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20th January 2010, 04:03 PM
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Lower pitchers are called lowers because....
I never knew they would differ THAT much
 This is my viking x xkuchinggensis:   The one on the right is two weeks earlier than the big one...and I didn't use anny fert...I actually let them sit on another pot but after they drop down I just let them sit on the floor...And the big one was forming and...tadaa!Let every hanging nep of yours that has lower sit on the floor!!!  
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P.S. Sorry if I say something that offends people like telling people what to do ,saying idiotic things, claiming something etc....  
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