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I have a Yellow Canary Helvola in my 50 gallon pond, and it usually
covers the surface in the summer, and the blossoms are beautiful. I have been repotting it every year, but I have not done so this year because it actually had several leaves all winter long. My questions is should I re-pot it now, or do I even need to re-pot it at all? By re-potting I mean the the place where I bought it sold my some clay and said it should be done every year. And I placed river rock on the top of the pot, should I do that? I read somewhere that that isn't a good idea, I don't know why. Thanks, Gary |
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