Enormous plant, enormous leaves
OKMoreh
13 years ago
I think that this plant has been growing in the garden ever since I bought the property, but prior to this year it just put out one or two medium-sized leaves. This year it has grown to be about six feet tall and four feet in diameter, with some leaves more than a foot long and it's about to flower.
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