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two diffrent orincos
these are two of my dwarf orincos and one grows faster than the other. Just was wondering if anyone knows why they are not growing at the same rate. The biggest one is starting to put on pups. I got both of them from green earth back in december and have had them in the greenhouse ever since. They were both the same size when I got them. These nanners are puzzling me!!!
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Re: two diffrent orincos
having to add the other picture here
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Re: two diffrent orincos
thanks sunfish for posting the pic. for some reason i could not get it to pull up.
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Re: two diffrent orincos
It could be any number of reasons. Most likely, there is nothing wrong with the plants themselves and it has something to do with the soil being slightly different where each is planted. One area may hold a bit more moisture and have a bit better fertility. I have an area like this in my landscape. By and large, all of my plants perform well, but I have this one spot where nothing seems to do well.
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