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It might work if you lop the tops off. Sometimes they'll grow new leaes and branches.
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the liioulu with overtly curly hair
Yeah, can't hurt to try. You can always go to Home Depot, they are still selling herbs in 3 inch pots and bigger.
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Bacon via droid (aka redmond)
Jul 10 '12, 22:19
At the end of the season let them flower and save the seeds for next years crop
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Do you have a Trader Joes? they have six inch pots for $3 with a half dozen plants, this is cheaper by half than the veggie mart for just the greens -- nm
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Jul 10, 23:51
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