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    Default Darn !

    Just broke the top 3" off the spike on my Phsycho papilio
    Well i,ll have to wait for it to branch i suppose .

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    argh!

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    Gaah! That sux0rz!

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    lol!@Sue "SuxOrz..." Script-kiddie-speak has so morphed into the ethereal I've totally given up trying to understand it anymore.

    Steve, that's always a disappointment. But I have to say, if I had a dollar for every spike I've broken.....

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    Hey uncasteeb...sorry to hear that but if it's any consolation, I did the same thing right before X-mas with my psychopsis. But just last night, I discovered a new spike poking out from the top node. So you shouldn't have to wait long for a new spike. Good luck!

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    Ouch! (I would cry.) Good luck on the branch, Steve!

    Julie

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    Just noticed that a new shoot is growing
    Well actually 2

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    Yeehaw! (Translation: uber-western-speak for "rad, man" or alternatively, ". Just in case the young'uns in this group never saw Gunsmoke or The Rifleman.)


    RSJ

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    Congratulations. Nice that they can come back better than ever after an accident, huh?


    (<sigh> now that my status is suddenly "senior member", I had a senior moment and hit the wrong buttons. Previous post was gibberish so I deleted it. )

    RSJ

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    It is nice you get a second chance with your plant. That doesn't happen very often with these beasts. Congrats!

    I was also noticing how quickly I aged out here and became a Senior Member. What comes next - The Golden Guys & Gals??


    Kev

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