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  <description>Throw away site web that has become compact as an excessive amount of compact Styrofoam can still block drainage from the planter. Replace any Styrofoam that you remove with new Styrofoam or extra soil. If the plant is in a nursery pot, you may have the ability to push the plant up from the bottom. …</description>
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  <published>2020-04-05 16:23:54</published>
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