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It depends on how you plant the plant. If you use fertilizer of let it grow by day. But most of its how you care for them. If you only water them 6 times a month it wont grow till a century. If you water it plenty times you will have nice ripe juicy veggies. Also how to make your husband eat veggies. Well simple. Just put them in your husbands favorite dish.

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