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Large plant seeds from Fabaceae (also known as Leguminosae).
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Growing coffee indoors from cherries; to dry or not to dry?
I think you mostly did things correctly, except in a few points:
A couple of sources I saw said you were supposed to ferment the pulp from the seed, while others didn't care how you removed the pulp. …
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What's eating my plants?
The first two plants look like they have slug damage. This is possibly the case with the third, depending on how large the leaf is (right now, it looks like the holes are too small). A good way to con …
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