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African Violets
knittingnana

Lighted plant stands

14 years ago

I am very new to African violets and would like to purchase a lighted plant stand preferable 4 foot. I have read a lot of posts about people making stands. I really would rather purchase mine. I have no idea what kind or where. I know they would be a lot of money but I am willing to spend it if it's really nice. I would like to know what stand would people buy if given the option to purchase the best stand out there. I would appreciate any and all suggestions as I don't want to spend a lot of money and then find out I bought the wrong one. Thank you

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