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Old 02-27-2007, 03:47 PM
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Your fert is OK at 1/4 strength. I would not us a high nitrogen fert for Dens. While your Den is growing (and blooming), you should water very well. I would use a twist tie to pull that new growth upright. It makes for a more appealing plant. Expect the Den to bloom in the fall or winter, when the new growth is mature, but it may bloom from the older cane, or maybe from both.
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