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Need Support?
So I’ve been keeping this huge plant in my house for the entire winter so it doesn’t freeze outside and die. With the warm weather here I decided to take it back outside.
However, this plant has a unique way of supporting its own growth. When it's outside it grows these little offshoots from the limbs of the plant that go into the ground to support itself. When I brought the plant in at the beginning of the winter I had to trim off the plant's support.
As a result, I had to create my own support system for it in the house. Now that it’s back outside I had to create another support system off the ground so in time it can stand on its own again.
Just by looking at it, I think this plant is healthy and soon enough it will be able to stand and grow on its own.
However, I think I’m going to have to give it space to grow by pulling some weeds.
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