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The small stolons I got from
The Netherlands.
This small
stolon has started to grow!
After
one year, even I had to consider to re-pot to a larger pot!
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This member of the Icacinaceae family was first described by Baillon in
1872. It is found in Tanzania,
thiopia, Mozambique, Kenya
and Zimbabwe, growing in well-drained soil with some
water and some sun. The flowers are small, and it can be reproduced both
by seeds, cuttings and stolones.
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