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stepharoo92_gw

Unknown Plant

stepharoo92
11 years ago

My husband found this abandoned, sad looking plant and brought it home for me to (hopefully) revive. can anyone tell me what it is and how to care for it.

Thanks so much!!!

Stephanie

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