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Old 2-Mar-2003   #21
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i threw a layer of marbel sized stones on the bottim of the pot for extra drainage, seems to be working, im going on the theory that if there's no soil at the botton cm of the pot it wont hold any water , i figure if the roots dont like it they wont go down that far.
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