naturaledge
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Hello Has anyone tried this method for produceing Queens. Thank you . Brian. Sebago Maine US
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could you explain process please.
John
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I think you need to read:
http://www.mdasplitter.com/docs/IMN BOOKLET.pdf
http://www.mdasplitter.com/docs/IMN BOOKLET.pdf
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Lost the will to live
I tried to read it but it took so long to get to the nitty gritty i was loosing the will to live, so went for pint instead, i'll ask my mentor for his method !
Cheers
Dave W
I tried to read it but it took so long to get to the nitty gritty i was loosing the will to live, so went for pint instead, i'll ask my mentor for his method !
Cheers
Dave W
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We've seen this before.
