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Raspberry Cupcake bloom question?

7 months ago
last modified: 7 months ago

Please forgive me for, 'beating a dead horse,' but the question has come up about the blooms of Raspberry Cupcake. Poor ability to endure heat and botyritis susceptibility have been reported. Have your Raspberry Cupcake blooms been durable and disease free? Thank you!

Moses.

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