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Discover LudwigThe phrase "grew well" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when speaking about something growing in a successful, healthy way. For example: "The tomatoes in the garden grew well this summer."
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They grew well.
We just grew well together.
When they disabled it, they found that parasites grew well.
Some fell onto good ground and grew well.
My 'Daubenton' perennial kale grew well, but now the plant has gone to seed.
"There was not much we could grow there but cabbage grew well," he said.
Cloud-based software grew well, but remains a small part of its overall revenue.
The four potato cultivars grew well and all produced tubers.
Human MSCs adhered and grew well on the combined silk scaffolds.
Shoots and roots of OsMYB4P-overexpressing plants grew well in high- and phosphate-deficient conditions.
The hTMSC attached and grew well on in vitro- and in vivo-formed MP hydrogels.
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