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Old 08-10-2007, 10:52 PM
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I think you probably do. You might have to watch their watering carefully at the start to see how often you'd need to water. Keeping them moist as they like will also help to slightly raise the humidity around them. See if you can find a cheap Maudiae-type hybrid (you can probably find one somewhere for $20 or less) and try it out for a few months to see how it goes.
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