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Riverwalk Nursery, Mile 60 George Price Highway, Cayo (2026)

11/08/2026

NON-INVASIVE SLENDER WEAVER BAMBOO/BAMBUSA TEXTILIS GRACILIS 🤩🪴💚 2-2½FT & 7-8FT
⭐AVAILABLE⭐
🟢SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY🟢

Slender Weaver’s Bamboo is a gorgeously decorative and NON-INVASIVE plant that EASILY TOLERATES WIND, HEAT, SUN, and the cold. With its neat and upright lower half and graceful green glossy leaves in the upper half, it is suitable for any landscape.

Slender Weaver’s Bamboo can function as a decorative ornament or be USED as a SCREEN. Slender Weaver’s Bamboo is IDEAL ALONG BOUNDARIES, NARROW LANES, and SWIMMING POOLS. It doesn’t spread as much as running bamboos and it grows very densely. In addition, it works well as a windbreaker and can be cut to any height to screen out undesirable views. Slender Weaver’s Bamboo is an EXCELLENT plant FOR the DRIVEWAY, a PROTECTIVE FENCE, or a FREE-STANDING ornamental. It can also be CONTAINER GROWN. Also, because of its durable and long pliable fibers, it is used for weaving.

Slender Weaver’s Bamboo is a tall, stately bamboo that reaches heights of 15 to 20 feet. In its natural habitat, the bamboo grows to 50 feet. Slender Weaver’s Bamboo is recognized not only for its height, but for its bluish tint and arching tops. Will grow up to twice its height every year for the first 3 years and reach full maturity within 3-5 years depending on conditions like soil and weather.

Slender Weaver’s Bamboo will grow well in full sun but will also do well with at least half a day of sun. It does not thrive in complete shade. Like most bamboo plants, Slender Weaver’s Bamboo grows well in rich well-drained, sandy or loamy soil. It is important to check the soil features before planting to ensure that it is rich in nutrients. If not, one may have to add a layer of organic soil mix.

Although established plants are relatively drought tolerant after the first three to six months, the plant looks best with ample water. This hardy clumping bamboo is also SALT TOLERANT.

A slow release fertilizer or organic fertilizer can be applied every 3 months to keep foliage green and promote new growth. Responds well to trimming, to keep at a certain height, prune once a year similar to any other hedge.

11/08/2026

BIG SILVER BISMARCK PALMS/BISMARCK NOBILIS 🤩💚🪴 3½-5½FT
⭐AVAILABLE⭐
🟢SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY🟢

Stout with SILVERY BLUE-GREEN fronds, the noble Silver Bismarck Palm turns heads like no other. This elegant large fan palm named after German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck. Its massive crown of saucer-like fronds almost glows in lush, dark-green settings. Even its lineage from the diverse palm flora of Madagascar gives the Silver Bismarck a distinctive royal stature.

Silver Bismarck Palms are prized in landscape design for their dramatic, silvery-blue fan-shaped leaves and massive, architectural stature, making them ideal as focal points, stately driveway liners, and structural elements in large, sunny, and, often, tropical or modern gardens. Silver Bismarck palms can be grown in pots, particularly while young, but require large, well-draining containers to accommodate their deep roots.

They’re a striking soft silver with a hint of bluish green, and grace a robust trunk that will grow up to 60 feet tall. You’ll be hard-pressed to find another specimen that’s as centerpiece-worthy, we assure you. Evergreen and drought-tolerant, your Silver Bismarck Palm will thrive in full sun and require low-to-moderate water once you get it established.

It’s a fast grower with a canopy that spans up to 16 feet wide with giant, nearly round fronds. So keep that in mind when deciding where to plant it. The upside is that its big size blocks unwanted views beautifully – a huge benefit, so to speak. These are MODERATELY SALT-TOLERANT palms.

Plant Silver Bismarck Palm in well-drained soil. This tree tolerates a variety of soil types, including sand, loam, and clay, but you will encounter problems if your soil lacks boron, magnesium, or potassium.

Silver Bismarck Palm trees grow best in climates with frequent rainfall. While it tolerates short periods of drought, it thrives with frequent moisture. Water the soil around the base of the trunk, supplying moisture directly to the root system. Once established the plant rarely needs fertilizer

11/08/2026

GRAFTED GOVERNOR'S PLUM/INDIAN PLUM/FLACOURTIA INDICA 🤩🪴💚 3½FT⭐AVAILABLE⭐
KNOWN IN BELIZE AS GOOSEBERRY
🟢SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY🟢

Grafted Governor's Plum is SWEET and SOUR, TANGY FLAVOR with a SOFT GRAPE🍇LIKE TEXTURE and FLAVOR SIMILAR to a PLUM. To make them extra sweet roll them in the palms of your hand until soft. Fruits mature after one to two months from flowering. Fruits inside and outside are a deeper purple.

GOVERNOR’S PLUM has ADEQUATE AMOUNT of NUTRIENTS which HELPS to PREVENT ANEMIA, ARTHRITIS, COUGHS, COLDS, SNAKE BITES, DIARRHEA, ENHANCE IMMUNITY and CURES BONE AILMENTS. The fruit has a flesh which contains from 6-10 seeds. It possesses a sweet acidic taste and used to make preserves, jams and jellies🍯. The pulp is white or yellow and mostly used to fermentation of wines🍷. It HELPS to TREAT COUGH, SNAKEBITES 🐍as well as the INFECTION of THROATS. The DAILY INTAKE of GOVERNOR’S PLUM HELPS to STIMULATE the LEVELS of BLOOD in the BODY. So it is GOOD for PREGNANCY🤰 and MENSTRUAL BLEEDING PROBLEMS.

GOVERNOR PLUM TREE has MANY USES in MEDICINE, PARTICULARLY in ZIMBABWE. The FRUITS are USED for JAUNDICE and ENLARGED SPLEEN. The LEAVES and ROOTS are TAKEN for SCHISTOSOMIASIS, MALARIA, and DIARRHEA The ROOTS are USED for HOARSENESS, PNEUMONIA, INTESTINAL WORMS and as an ASTRINGENT, DIURETIC, and PAIN RELIEVER.

Governor Plum is a species of the flowering plant in the family Flacourtiaceae or Salicaceae. It is native to Asia and Africa. It is widely grown for its edible fruit. Grafted it grows 8-10 ft depending on soil conditions. But can also be pruned to a desired height for you to get to it's fruits. Will produce fruits within 2-3 years also depending on soil conditions and caring. In tropical climates, the Governor's Plum typically fruits from June through August.

Trees are used often for hedges because spiny types provide good security or can be trained into a small tree. Trees prefer full sun for best growth but will tolerate light shading. The governor's plum is tolerant of a wide range of soil conditions, including limestone and also WILL TOLERATE SOME LIGHT SALT SPRAY.

Water regularly and moderately. Keep the soil evenly moist but not soggy. Yellow leaves are often caused by overwatering. Fertilize every two weeks in with a balanced liquid fertilizer diluted by half. Or organic fertilizer.

11/08/2026

BIG GRAFTED GENOA LEMON/CITRUS X LIMON ‘GENOA’ & LISBON LEMON/CITRUS X LIMON 'LISBON'🍋🤩🪴💚
4½-5½FT ⭐AVAILABLE⭐
🟢SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY🟢

Genoa Lemons are highly valued for their HIGH-OIL CONTENT RIND and TART, JUICY FLESH, making them IDEAL FOR LIMONCELLO, BAKING, MARINADES, and FRESH LEMONADE. As a near-seedless, intensely aromatic lemon, they are perfect for zesting and flavoring dishes, while their leaves can be used in teas or to wrap foods.

Genoa Lemons are a cold-hardy, thornless Italian variety prized for their high yield of large, juicy, and tangy fruit with greenish-yellow skin. They offer standard lemon benefits, including HIGH VITAMIN C for immunity, ANTIOXIDANTS, and CITRATE to prevent kidney stones, along with being excellent for culinary uses due to their intense, low-seed juice.

A Grafted Genoa Lemon tree can grow to be 8–10 feet tall when planted in the ground, but can be pruned to a desired height for you to harvest the fruits. Or 6-8 feet tall in pots and can also be pruned to a desired height.

Plant the Genoa Lemon tree in a location with well-draining soil. The tree will tolerate a wide range of soil conditions, but it prefers slightly acidic soil. When planting a lemon tree, always plant the tree slightly higher than ground level.

Your Lemon tree will love a bright sunny day. It will want at least eight hours of sun a day, but definitely no less than six. Sunshine will help your tree flower, eventually producing delicious fruit! Will start fruiting within 2-3 years depending on soil conditions and care. Genoa Lemon trees are known for their ability to produce fruit year-round.

Water the Lemon tree deeply once a week. During the first year, the soil should be kept evenly moist. Once the tree has established a sufficient root system, it can tolerate occasional drought. Established Genoa Lemon trees prefer to be watered deeply at least once every ten days. Fertilize 3 to 4 times a year with a good citrus tree fertilizer. SALT TOLERANCE is MODERATE.

GRAFTED LISBON LEMON/CITRUS X LIMON 'LISBON' 🍋🤩

Lisbon Lemon Trees are great alternatives to Eureka Citrus. They produce ample amounts of fruit even indoors. They are typically more thorny and their branches are wider spreading. Lisbon Lemons are characterized by a HIGHLY ACIDIC, SHARP, and INTENSELY TART FLAVOR, REPRESENTING the CLASSIC, PUNGENT LEMON TASTE. They are exceptionally JUICY, OFTEN SEEDLESS, and feature a THICK RIND with a VERY AROMATIC ZEST. These Lemons are ideal for culinary uses requiring a strong citrus bite, such as lemonade, dressings, and marinades.

Lisbon Lemons are medium-sized, oblong citrus fruits with a rounded stem end and very pronounced mammilla, or ni**le, on the opposite end. The medium-thick rind is smooth and bright yellow when mature.

They are often considered "semi-dwarf" when grown in containers. Grafted Lisbon Lemon trees typically reach a mature height of 6 to 8 feet when planted in the ground, with a width of 8 to 10 feet. These fast-growing trees can reach up to 30 feet in ideal conditions, but are commonly maintained at smaller sizes through pruning. Container-grown, Grafted Lisbon Lemons usually stay within 4 to 6 feet.

Lisbon Lemons primarily ripen and are harvested from late November to April. However, in warm, tropical climates, the tree can produce smaller secondary crops, allowing for sporadic harvests year-round. Grafted Lisbon Lemon Trees will start fruiting within 2-3 years.

LISBON LEMONS are HIGH in VITAMIN C, FOLATE and POTASSIUM. The HIGH AMOUNT of VITAMIN C, COMBINED with NATURALLY OCCURRING FLAVONOIDS, GIVE LISBON LEMONS IMMUNE-BOOSTING and ANTIOXIDANT BENEFITS.

Lemon trees need to be planted in a site with good drainage. If you are concerned, you could plant your tree on top of a wide mound of soil or select a sloped position for better drain off.

If you don't have a garden that receives plenty of sunlight, then the Lisbon Lemon tree won't be for you. This species needs a full sun position to thrive. Lisbon Lemon trees can handle a variety of soil types but have a preference for those on the acidic side, and good drainage is an absolute must.

Getting the balance right with watering your Lisbon Lemon tree can make a big difference in terms of their vigor and fruit production levels. While your Lisbon Lemon tree is getting established, it'll need more watering during the first few years. As it matures, it becomes more drought tolerant.

Given that Lisbon Lemon trees produce such an abundance of fruit, they use up a lot of energy. Unless your tree is planted in particularly fertile soil, they'll appreciate a bi-annual feed of fertilizer. Fertilize your lemon 3-4 times a year. SALT TOLERANCE is MODERATE.

11/08/2026

BIG GRAFTED PIXIE MANDARIN/CITRUS RETICULATA 'BLANCO' 🍊🤩🪴💚
4½-5FT ⭐️AVAILABLE⭐️
🟢SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY🟢

The Pixie Mandarin, also referred to as Pixie Tangerine is the result of a CROSS-POLLINATION between KING and DANCY. Pixie Mandarins have a DELICIOUSLY SWEET, SUGARY, and REMARKABLY MILD FLAVOR. Because they possess VERY LOW ACIDITY, THEIR TASTE is NEVER TART or OVERPOWERING. The FRUIT is INCREDIBLY JUICY, FEATURES a TENDER TEXTURE, and is VIRTUALLY SEEDLESS, MAKING it PERFECT for DIRECT, MESS-FREE SNACKING.

Like most mandarins, Pixies are small, but these are packed with many advantages. Pixie Mandarins have a sweet and tangy flavor well-suited for both raw and cooked applications. The fruits are easily peeled, popularly consumed as a snack, and the segmented pieces can be tossed into salads or mixed into fruit bowls🥗. Pixie Mandarins can also be used as a fresh topping over yogurt, grain bowls, cakes🍰, and tarts🫓, or they can be blended into smoothies🥤 for added sweetness. The fruit’s juice is frequently combined into vinaigrettes, marinades, syrups, jams, and sauces🍯, and the rind and juice are also used as a flavoring in cookies🍪, cakes🍰, muffins🧁, custards, and gelato. Pixie Mandarins pair well with fruits such as strawberries🍓, bananas🍌, blueberries🫐, honey🍯, broccoli🥦, fennel, seafood, and herbs, including mint, basil, and rosemary🌿.

Pixie Mandarin are an EXCELLENT SOURCE of VITAMIN C to reduce inflammation, strengthen the immune system, and boost collagen production within the skin. The small fruits are also RICH in VITAMINS A to maintain healthy organ functioning and contain POTASSIUM to balance fluid levels, FIBER to stimulate the digestive tract, and lower amounts of phosphorus, folate, calcium, and magnesium.

Pixie Mandarins are a late-season variety that typically start to ripen and are ready for harvest between February and April. Grafted Pixie Mandarin trees typically start producing fruit in their second to third year after planting.

Grafted Pixie Mandarin tree typically reaches a mature height of 10 to 15 feet when planted directly in the ground. It can stay significantly smaller, averaging between 5 and 8 feet tall when pruned or container grown.

Pixie Mandarins require full sun exposure—ideally 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily. This is crucial for maximizing fruit sweetness, improving rind quality, and ensuring vigorous tree growth.

Pixie Mandarins require deep, fertile, and well-draining soil with a slightly acidic to neutral pH. They perform best in loamy or sandy loam soils that prevent waterlogging, ensuring proper aeration to avoid root rot.

Newly planted Pixie Mandarins require frequent but careful watering to establish their roots. Water deeply 2–3 times the first week, then 1–2 times per week for the next few months.

Pixie Mandarins are heavy feeders that require regular applications of a balanced, high-nitrogen citrus fertilizer. Feed your tree 2 to 3 times annually during the active growing season January/February before bloom, April/May post-bloom, and July/August for fruit sizing, avoiding high-nitrogen lawn fertilizers which promote leaf growth over fruit. Pixie Mandarins, like most citrus varieties, have a LOW TO MODERATE SALT TOLERANCE.

11/08/2026

VIBRANT YELLOW HYBRID HIBISCUS
🌺🤩🪴💚 1½FT
⭐AVAILABLE⭐
🟢SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY🟢

A Vibrant Yellow Hybrid Hibiscus features bold golden petals, often with a contrasting red-to-maroon center. In tropical climates, these radiant blooms symbolize sunshine, friendship, and joy

Hibiscus Hybrids are vigorous, sturdy, erect but sometimes shrubby, woody-based perennials that typically grow to 4-8’ tall. Hibiscus hybrid plants are often complex mixtures of different species that are native to the U.S., including H. coccineus, H. laevis, H. militaris, H. moscheutos and H. palustris.

Individual flowers remain in bloom for only one day, but one or more flowers usually open each day, in succession. Butterflies 🦋are attracted by the flowers.

Hibiscus Hybrids are easily grown in average, medium to wet soils in full sun. They do best in moist, organically rich soils, but do surprisingly well in average garden soils, as long as those soils are not allowed to dry out. Deep and consistent watering is advisable. They tolerate some light shade, but full sun with good air circulation produces the best flowers, strongest stems and the best environment for resisting potential diseases. This plant is SLIGHTLY SALT TOLERANT.

Hibiscus like to be fed small amounts often rather than large amounts occasionally, so the very best way to feed them is to use a half-dose of fertilizer every time you water.

11/08/2026

SWEET MAGNOLIA FIG/FICUS CARICA 'MAGNOLIA' 🤩🪴💚 3FT
⭐️AVAILABLE⭐️
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Sweet Magnolia Fig is a popular, fast-growing deciduous shrub or small tree, known for producing large, BRONZE-TO-PURPLISH-BROWN FIGS with AMBER, HONEY-SWEET FLESH. Often used for making preserves and jellies🍯, Magnolia Figs can split or sour if left to get too ripe.

Sweet Magnolia Fig tree typically grows to a mature height and width of 8 to 15 feet. As a hardy, spreading deciduous shrub, it is frequently kept smaller 4–10 feet through regular pruning, making it ideal for container gardening or small spaces.

Sweet Magnolia Fig trees typically begin bearing large, yellow, pink-fleshed fruit 1–2 years after planting, often producing a substantial crop by their second or third season. Magnolia fig trees typically produce fruit twice a year: a smaller breba crop in late May to June, followed by a larger, primary crop in late August to mid October. The fruit is ready to harvest when the figs hang downward, feel slightly soft, and turn a full bronze-tan color.

These trees need at least 8 hours of full sun, well-draining soil, and consistent moisture to thrive and yield high-quality fruit. Sweet Magnolia Fig trees require consistent moisture for the first 6 months to 2 years, needing watering 1-2 times weekly until established. Mature, in-ground trees are drought-tolerant but need deep watering (1 inch/week) during fruit production and dry spells. Potted trees need daily watering in hot months.

Feed established, in-ground trees three times per year (April, June, July), while containers need consistent, monthly feeding during the growing season. Use a balanced, all-purpose fertilizer. MODERATE SALT TOLERANCE

11/08/2026

AIR-LAYERED ENGLISH WALNUT/COMMON WALNUT/JUGLANS REGIA
🤩🪴💚 2½-3FT
⭐️AVAILABLE⭐️
🟢SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY🟢

The English Walnut fruit is a drupe-like nut. It consists of a fleshy, green, semi-fleshy outer husk enclosing a corrugated, light brown, thin-shelled nut. The husk splits open as it ripens to reveal the edible kernel, which is highly prized for its SWEET, MILD FLAVOR and nutritional value (rich in heart-healthy fats and protein.

English Walnut Fruit primarily used for its edible nut kernel, which is eaten raw, toasted, or in cooking for its high nutritional value. Beyond snacks and baking🥧, unripe green walnuts are pickled or used in liqueurs🥃, while the tree's nuts, husks, and leaves have traditional applications in folk medicine and natural dyes.

Air-Layered English Walnut which are genetically identical clones of the parent tree, typically reach a mature height of 40 to 60 feet. These deciduous trees are known for their large, spreading canopy, which often matches their height with a 40 to 60-foot spread, creating substantial shade. They are often used as both productive orchard trees and large shade trees in landscapes.

Walnut trees do not tolerate hard pruning. Focus on removing no more than 20% of the canopy in one session.
Training Young Trees: In the first 1-2 years, remove lower limbs below 4-5 feet and train for a "central leader" (one main trunk) with 3-4 well-spaced branches.

Air-Layered English Walnut trees generally begin producing nuts between 3 to 5 years after planting. Because air layering acts similarly to grafting by using mature wood, these trees fruit faster than seed-grown trees (which take 10+ years) and bear fruit closer to the maturity of the parent tree. They reach consistent, full production in approximately 10 to 15 years. The nuts are typically ready to be gathered from the ground in late September or early October. Harvest begins when the green outer hulls dry and start to split, allowing the nuts to fall.

While Air-Layered English Walnuts are self-fertile and can fruit alone, planting two or different varieties is highly recommended to ensure a consistent, heavy harvest.

English Walnut trees require full sun, defined as at least 6 to 8 hours of direct, unfiltered sunlight daily, to thrive and produce a high yield of nuts. They are intolerant of shade, which can cause poor growth and reduced production.

English Walnut trees require deep, fertile, and well-drained loam soils. They need 5–10 feet of root depth, thrive in high organic matter, and are sensitive to heavy, waterlogged clays or high sodium/boron concentrations.

Newly planted trees need weekly watering with 4–12 gallons per day, tapering off by the second year. While established trees are drought-tolerant, they need regular irrigation (every 2-3 weeks, or 10-14 days in severe heat) for better nuts. The 5th to 7th week after blossom is critical for nut size. Maximum water is needed during June, July, and August.

Air-layered English Walnut trees require careful fertilization to establish a robust root system, with a focus on nitrogen-rich, balanced, and slow-release fertilizers in the first few years. Because air-layered trees start with a smaller root-to-shoot ratio than grafted trees, they benefit from light, consistent feeding to encourage growth while avoiding excessive tender growth.

English Walnut tree generally CANNOT HANDLE SALT SPRAY. It is NOT LISTED AMONG SALT-TOLERANT SPECIES and is likely to suffer from leaf damage, reduced growth, or death when exposed to high salinity.

10/08/2026

GHOST PEPPER/BHUT JOLOKIA WITH PEPPERS 👻🌶🤩🪴💚
2FT ⭐️AVAILABLE⭐️
🟢SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY🟢

Ghost Pepper is an EXTREMELY SPICY CHILI PEPPER from India. It MEASURES OVER 1,000,000 SCOVILLE HEAT UNITS. In 2007, Guinness World Records named it the WORLD'S HOTTEST PEPPER. Newer breeds like the Carolina Reaper have since taken the top spot.

Ghost Peppers are incredibly hot chili peppers. Use them sparingly to add intense spice and a fruity, smoky flavor to your meals. You can make hot sauce, dry them into a fine seasoning powder, or simmer them into spicy soups and marinades.

Ghost Peppers start producing fruit about 4 to 5 months after planting. The plant needs temperatures above 70°F to grow. If you live in a tropical climate, the peppers can grow and produce all year long.

Ghost Pepper Plants typically grow 3 to 4 feet tall in a garden bed. When grown in small pots, they stay shorter at about 2 feet. With warm, frost-free weather and proper care, plants can sometimes reach up to 7 feet tall over multiple years.

Ghost Peppers need "full sun." This means 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight every day. This bright light and the heat it brings help the plant grow strong and make very spicy peppers. Ghost peppers need loose, well-draining, and nutrient-rich soil.

First few weeks water daily until seedlings or transplants adjust. Flowering & fruiting stages increase watering. Give them 2-3 gallons per plant during hot periods to prevent blossom end rot. Extreme heat check your plants daily. A tiny bit of dry stress makes the peppers spicier, but too much stress hurts the plant.

Feed weekly with a water-soluble plant food. This helps the plant make big, spicy peppers. Ghost Pepper Plants are MODERATELY SENSITIVE to SALT.

10/08/2026

FIJI FAN PALM/PRITCHARDIA PACIFICA
🤩🪴💚 2½-3½FT
⭐️AVAILABLE⭐️
🟢SERIOUS BUYERS ONLY🟢

Fiji Fan Palm, or Piu, is a species of palm tree in the genus Pritchardia that is native to Tonga. It is also found in Fiji, Samoa, and the north-eastern part of India, and the Marquesas. However, these populations are likely to be human introductions.

Fiji Fan Palm is used in landscaping for its tropical aesthetics, serving as a specimen plant, in mixed plantings, or as a backdrop in gardens and parks. Its striking fan-shaped leaves, elegant stature, and SALT TOLERANCE make it IDEAL FOR COASTAL AREAS. Environmentally, it improves air quality, supports wildlife, and can increase property value. It's also grown as a houseplant in sunny rooms and can be a source of traditional food and leaves for certain Pacific Island cultures.

The Fiji Fan Palm thrives in full sun but can also tolerate partial shade, ideally receiving at least six hours of direct sunlight daily for optimal growth. While it loves sun, extreme heat can cause leaf scorch, so providing afternoon shade in very hot climates or ensuring consistent watering is recommended.

Fiji Fan Palms thrive in well-drained, nutrient-rich, slightly alkaline soils like loam or sandy loam. Fiji Fan Palms require regular, deep watering to keep the soil consistently moist but not waterlogged, as they thrive in humid, tropical environments.

Apply fertilizer quarterly (every three months) during the active growing season. Slow-release granular fertilizers are excellent for providing a steady supply of nutrients and minimizing application errors.

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