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14 years ago

Hi, I have a lot of flowers in my backyard, in the ground and also hanging plants. I'd like to know if I should use a bloom booster. I have never used one before and since we're not having a lot of sun lately, I've noticed my Calibrachoa's are getting a lot smaller blooms. So, if anyone could advise me, I'd appreciate that.

Thanks.

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