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27th January 2009, 11:36 PM

atmccmn

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Re: Hot and Dry Weather

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Alvin, that's the thing. Sometimes when you like it or not, they just bloom. I know some like ionantha are seasonal bloomer. Some just simply bloom when they are happy to. Anyway, congrats. It's a big spike of infl.

I think you kinda pampered it. That's good. I'll show you mine how it looks like under hot direct sun for 6 hours! It curls into a ball!

Here's how it looks like...........

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