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it depends on the time of year and how much the plant has grown, if it is over 5 inches tall and it has leaves it is possible, as the bio is ready and the tree has developed. But if it is autumn then you shouldn't be worried. but if it is lower than four inches and it is spring or summer then there is a chance the tree is faulty.

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