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Old 15th August 2009, 10:39 AM
kel1ng kel1ng is offline
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Default T. capitata salmon

Like to share another giant in my collection.....i have grown this from a large palm size plant.....just for the benefits of those in this forum that have not seen it.....it has grown so huge that most people don believe it's a capitata salmon any more.....it is quite a heavy plant too...maybe about 2kg in mass in plant matters......

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