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brandon_garner91

Seedling bloom!!!

last year
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The first bloom from a cross that I did last year is starting to open! It is the first bloom of any of the crosses that I have done. It looks like it has proliferation, but I am pretty excited. I apologize for the condition of the plant, it got spray drift from bleach water. Parents are The Countryman x Blue For You

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  • last year

    Adorable bloom!

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