Torch ring?

Kaleb W Bellamy

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So I have had this torch for about 3 months not its splitting to 2 heads and when it pulled in I seen these rings around the base of the flesh. It looks like new stock but I'm not sure. Hope yall can help me out with it.

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Lets see:)
 
I up loaded a pic with the post is it not there ?
 
Are you talking about the spirorbid worms?
Look them up and see if that’s what your referring too
 
O no I'm talking about the dark green line right below the flesh of the torch. Just trying to figure that out.
 
So I have had this torch for about 3 months not its splitting to 2 heads and when it pulled in I seen these rings around the base of the flesh. It looks like new stock but I'm not sure. Hope yall can help me out with it.

20181224_201411.jpg
New growth, it’s a good thing!
 
I think its where the flesh used to be...weather by receding or growing larger im not sure....
 
I think its where the flesh used to be...weather by receding or growing larger im not sure....
All euphillia does that, think of it like a tree. New tree growth is green when it ages it turns brown (bark).
 

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