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26th December 2008, 09:35 AM
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Re: my spatulata!
D. spathulata can last for quite a long time, I think. Kenneth, Aaron, why don't you read the Savage Garden book? In the book, d. spathulata is described as a tropic and does not require dormancy.
Nice spathulata, casey, were they grown from seeds or leaf cutting? Mine is big but only one. Cheers
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