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  1. December 1st, 2011, 01:30 PM #1
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    It is always painful when one has to break up a plant especially when it looks good in flower. So this one is going to be divided at our club day on Sunday.I did not want to do it as I can carry it when not in flower but struggle with all the flowers It has 42 spikes.ATTACH=CONFIG]47108[/ATTACH]
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