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liamblastoff

When will I have fruit?

11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago

So i was thinking next year, but when should it?

Its currently 4 feet tall

i live in Las Vegas, NV, I got it at 2 inches in June, it grew so much! It grew 4 inches alone this month, I think more!

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