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new manzano and d brazilian
With all the summer heat we've been havin, I got two more trees with flowers. One is a manzano and the other a pup of my main d brazilian. The manzano flower and now fingers are really small, Im wondering if they will mature, especially now that the summer heat seems to have ended.
new dbrazilian [IMG]  [/IMG]new manzano [IMG]  [/IMG]both [IMG]  [/IMG] |
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Re: new manzano and d brazilian
Depends on what kind of Winter we have. Do they look thinner than usual?
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I was really surprised to see this flower because we had a freak hailstorm in the beginning of the year that lasted hours and left a few inches of hail everywhere, it tore up the leaves and that manzano turned black after a week or so. So I cut it back to almost the ground to get rid of the blackened part. It grew again but thinner in diameter and now has flowered, the pup of that tree is bigger. |
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