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PostPosted: Jan 24th, '07, 08:47 
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i bet snails would eat manure too i bet snails would eat everything..snail-a-ponics. lol


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janetpelletier wrote:
Wonderful that the seals are holding, and good scavenging on the duckweed. It's the dead of winter here, so I actually had to pay a few dollars for my start of it.



I think it is still worth the out lay, and it will obviously produce in abudance now that you have some. I like your "DD" have posted on your thread. The small amount I took in a doggy bag (not even the dog gets this lot ;) ) has already nearly doubled in density in its tempory home, grows like mad!


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