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Clivia
karyn1_gw

Finally growing

karyn1
17 years ago

I have 2 clivia seedlings that germinated last Aug. For the longest time they were 1/4 of an inch tall with 1 or 2 leaves. Finally, within the past few weeks they've started growining. One is about 4" tall, still with two leaves and the other is a bit shorter with 3 leaves. They're still not much to look at but at least they started growing. lol

Karyn

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