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18-Ft Lophocereus Too Tall for House: Cut Back or Donate to Botanical Garden

7-Year Lophocereus 18 ft in Huge Pot, Suffolk VA—Winter Coming, Can't Move In

Owner proud, doesn't want to lose it. Asks options.

Cut Back or Donate

Greg: only options. Cutting back means it'll keep growing heavier; eventually immovable. Donate to local botanical garden. If cutting, ask for cutting instructions.

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