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Aug 1, 2013 12:37 PM CST
Name: tarev
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Agree with you Elaine..about that humidity factor..we do not have that here in my area..sadly...and I do not dare mist it either..the cuttings just do not like it..we get a fast cool down at night..so dry as it goes..

I do know Plumies are really tough cookies once fully rooted..have seen them grow very big and tall in my home country before..true veterans of floods and moonsoon rains. I guess that is why I got blindsided rooting cuttings, I forgot the equatorial humidity the plants get in my home country oh well......anyhow, learning as I go forever and ever.. Hilarious!

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