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  1. December 9th, 2019, 09:39 PM #1
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    Well I've got plenty of room for it Charity lol!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sheryl View Post
    Well I've got plenty of room for it Charity lol!!
    Me too!

    And, I was thinking the same thing as Geoff. Likely it was forced to get light this way by being packed in with many others in a crate in the grow house. The leaves should naturally re-adjust with space. It is beautiful. I cannot wait to see the blooms!!

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    I may have to buy a new house to fit it in, but dammit, it's gonna fit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by charity View Post
    I may have to buy a new house to fit it in, but dammit, it's gonna fit.
    Which is why one orchid can lead to a greenhouse.
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