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roots but no stems
A couple of years back I planted a batch of M Velutina seeds.
Very rapidly they filled their pots with roots, but never produced any stems above the soil, then eventually after a few months of root growing they died. Other M Velutina seeds I have planted have never done this. Does anyone knw anything about why they did this, or were they just a batch of mutant seeds?
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Re: roots but no stems
Thats pretty odd, don't know...
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