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Rare Documentary on Growing Water Chestnuts by Amazon Tribe

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Crash Gardening S2, Episode 7 unfortunately got hijacked by a public television nature documentary on Chinese water chestnuts being cultivated by a Yanomami Indian.

Learn how to grow water chestnuts and get a rare glimpse into the tropical rainforest in this very special presentation.

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