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Pandora's Greenhouse
Dr. Evelyn Green's botany lab is about to make history: first contact, of the horticultural kind. This experiment is the culmination of years of research into psychic communication with plants, but she and her unwitting lab assistant Sam might not be ready to hear what the plants have to say.
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Dr. Evelyn Green's botany lab is about to make history: first contact, of the horticultural kind. This experiment is the culmination of years of research into psychic communication with plants, but she and her unwitting lab assistant Sam might not be ready to hear what the plants have to say.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Adrian Pijoan
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