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Old 01-17-2008, 04:14 PM #1
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Default TOT..totally off topic...for cheryl
ms plant expert...

i have a question.

i have a wax plant that is an off shoot from my grandmother's plant. she passed away before i was 1...so...over 40 years ago.

i have never gotten my plant to flower. hubby has "helped" and over watered it a few times. it's really not looking well. it's still pretty green, but it's not full like it used to be and only has one long shoot hanging down.

any tips?
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