Flow for torches.

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I know some of you keep torches in medium, to low flow areas like the rest of euphillyas. But mine are older than 1 year. And been getting a lot of flow, and they have been splitting like crazy, with 0 signs of recessions. Whats your opinion about flow for torches?

ignore the top torch, got it this morning
 
I only have 1 torch, but it really seems to like good flow. Not hurricane force or anything, but good constant medium flow, and it is happy.
 
They can adapt. Higher flow for me = longer thinner tentecles and lower flow is shorter thicker tentecles. I notice brighter color when the branches are shorter
 

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