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ImageSharon
Dec 30, 2013 6:47 PM CST
Name: Sharon
Kentucky
Hi Lori,

Jacquie is the expert but I'm wondering if you've tried rotating it, so that each part of it is exposed to that 'upper light' I can see on the right, might make the growth a bit more even. That's probably the dumbest answer in all time, but I'm sure Jacquie will be along to straighten me out soon! Big Grin

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