mystery plants pt 3
gabeatwork
9 years ago
And here's the last one, I've scoured the internet looking for pictures of my current seeds I've sown and turned up nothing, if anyone could help me that'd be great and appreciated, otherwise I'll just have to let it grow and find out.
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