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Guzmania

19 years ago

As a general rule I dont grow Guz but this one really stands out....so it followed me home

G.sun kissed

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hotdiggetydam
Original Author
19 years ago
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stephania
19 years ago
Personally, I do like to keep xeric type, but sometimes I can't resist open my eye
for some pretty Guz, such as this one which offered in our plant market, Bangkok.
They were imported from a nursery in Malaysia.

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hotdiggetydam
Original Author
19 years ago
The two I posted are new from Chester

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