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Old July 9, 2007   #16
dgriff
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Noticed the same thing this year with Black Krim that I have in 50 gallon bins (2 per). Practically no wet weather this season high temps and larger fruits ripe in 70 days. I have one Black Krim in ground and it looks to be about 2 to 3 weeks behind the others.
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