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Old September 9, 2015   #38
beachedwalrus
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Glad to hear you got it under control. Good news.
Yes very good, whilst some of the bushes are far beyond repair they are still producing some fruit. One of the san marzanos i stripped down to a few leaves and it has regrown very fast. Also been dealing with Broad mites in the same fashion and have managed to get them off my capsicums.
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