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Old 17th March 2009, 02:47 PM
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Default Re: Myrmecodia becarii

David, only 2 germinated out of about 20++ seeds you gave me. Mine only have it's first set of leafs with a 'decent' base. Not really swollen but you can see a broad base there. Perhaps you wait for a couple of sets of leaves to see what happen next.
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Default Re: Myrmecodia becarii

Ok. will do.
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