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Forum: CannasReplies: 9, Views: 96
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d_lilly
Vandalia, IL

February 22, 2009
12:02 PM

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I am starting my cannas indoors,, and as I trimming,I see small pockets of a sap like stuff..Is this normal,,is this a virius? Is trimming nessassary? They sure look healthy! Any comments are welcome...AND if there are any more co-ops ,,I would like to be included.. I joined last week,,so its taking alittle to get used to moving around here! Thanks- Dee

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