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NickB79

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14. They can be lovely plants. Look at the cover of High Times

Reply to kpete (Original post)

Sun Oct 14, 2012, 04:09 PM

Oct 2012

And you can see so many variations in color, leaf form, height, width, etc.

A shame they can't be used for landscaping, because they're nearly indestructible as well.

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Elderly Brits Accidentally Grow Huge Pot Plant THEY BOUGHT IT AS A SMALL SHRUB AT A SALE [View all] kpete Oct 2012 OP

Looks pretty healthy BumRushDaShow Oct 2012 #1

suurrrre flamingdem Oct 2012 #2

This message was self-deleted by its author highprincipleswork Oct 2012 #3

What a shame. highprincipleswork Oct 2012 #4

Some people just have green thumbs. Lovely plant. leveymg Oct 2012 #5

What you grow in your garden should be your own business exboyfil Oct 2012 #6

lol. my grandfather's cousin, an milw cop. was involved in children education on drugs. pansypoo53219 Oct 2012 #7

It's such a pretty plant. nt bemildred Oct 2012 #8

Add one more use to the versatile pot plant felix_numinous Oct 2012 #9

... FirstLight Oct 2012 #10

And so it was done. freshwest Oct 2012 #11

that part finally makes sense to me now eShirl Oct 2012 #12

That isn't really too big, we are just not used to seeing outdoor grown slampoet Oct 2012 #13

They can be lovely plants. Look at the cover of High Times NickB79 Oct 2012 #14

very pretty! Skittles Oct 2012 #15