RMF Lucky Charms

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This is mine compare to RMF stock picture
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Yeah, try not to kill it twice like I have. I have one more, and I’m hopeful it doesn’t kick the bucket. Personally, I’d avoid super high concentrated par on this, and keep n and p levels detectable.

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Here’s my third attempt, when it was at its happiest, now questioning life.
 
Yeah, try not to kill it twice like I have. I have one more, and I’m hopeful it doesn’t kick the bucket. Personally, I’d avoid super high concentrated par on this, and keep n and p levels detectable.

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Here’s my third attempt, when it was at its happiest, now questioning life.
How’d you kill it? Mine is at around 350 right now.
 

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