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Old 6th March 2009, 01:44 AM
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Default Re: Hello and T tectorum

Interesting species!! They grow so uniformly it looks like they were plastic plants arranged on a rock.

I have heard of a smaller variety of tectorum that actually does well locally. Although like Andy said, the plant will lose much of its fuzziness and will look more green because of lack of arid conditions that makes the trichomes well fluffed.
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