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20th July 2009, 10:31 AM
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Re: cobra grow on lowland
That is nice!!!! You make me wanna grow them. Can you share with us
1. how long sunlight they receive, from what time to what time? 2. Direct sunlight? 3. What is daily/monthly maintainence you did to grow them in Low land? 4. Did you cover the whole pot?
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