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How does a TickleMe Plant MOVE when Tickled? I am ...

How does a TickleMe Plant MOVE when Tickled? I am growing my own TickleMe Plants from  a greenhouse I got on line. Does anyone know how it closes its leaves and lowers its branches so fast when Tickled?


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