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    cheers bruce

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    Octopus herd, maybe? I love this beauty. Unfortunately mine did not thrive so I shall enjoy yours!

    Tami

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    It likes it cool, mine is in a north facing window. Sometimes as low as 54 degrees at night, with a rise up to 75 during the day.

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    Wow, I wish mine was doing that! Oh well, roots it is for now.

    Also (sorry for being a nerd) its an arran of octopi or octopuses

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    Love them! I've passed on buying them many times. What's the culture? Any tricks?

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    I keep it fairly moist at all times, in quite a dense medium, the usual feeding of weakly and weekly, the fourth watering without any feed to flush away any unwanted salts .

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    Hmmm, wonder why yours didn't make it, Tami? Mine has thus far been very easy to grow and I really don't always keep it as moist as I should.

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