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Double Mhoi
I purchased a double mhoi pup, no larger than a normal size pup, aprox. 6" and within a couple of days it is putting fourth a pup. So i am getting a pup in a pup. I have never heard of that. Is this normal? I was under the impression that the nana has to be alot older for that. Can anyone enlighten me on this strain? Thanks
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Re: Double Mhoi
I've seen pups on just about any size plants. Probably, what occured here was that, when the pup was separated for potting, it came along with another little one, just starting, and that is what is making an appearance now.
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Re: Double Mhoi
Thank you John. Wow, then I recieved a two for the price of one! Cool!
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Re: Double Mhoi
It actually is quite normal. But consider yourself lucky! Sounds like if it was 6", it was probably a TC, and out of this year's Agristarts order, I got about 3 or 4 with pups.
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Re: Double Mhoi
Normal for Mahoi.
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