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Welcome back to Hydroponics Daily with Dr. Russell Sharp, where today we delve into the intriguing phenomenon of fasciation. Fasciation occurs when a plant’s developing bud is damaged, causing abnormal and often captivating growth patterns. From bulging stems to elongated flowers, fasciation alters plant structures, sometimes turning them into fascinating collector’s items. Learn about the natural and human-induced causes of fasciation, and discover how this phenomenon is both a gardener’s challenge and a unique selling point in the horticultural world.
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