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lmecheverri

Seems like eggs Ficus plant

8 years ago
hello. please see pics. i found what seems to be some sort of eggs right under the top layer of my ficus soil. any idea?? i exploded one and it had liquid inside... are these eggs of some animal? or seeds? or part of the soil?
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  • 8 years ago

    It's really hard to see them clearly. Do they squash or are they hard?

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