Post by Syble on May 9, 2007 20:38:54 GMT -5
Well the good weather has hit and it's got me looking good and hard on last years seedlings that spent the winter on my bench... Here are 3 of the strongest ones:
As you can see, they've shot up nicely this year. they're from my watterbottle method, so for scale reffernce they're in the bottom quarter of a 600ml bottle, and thats an average plant tag...finally got them in! something like 4"
I'm going to stick em out in the bog garden this year to grow on, but am curious as to how to handle them, ones like these in particular:
Should I split them up? Its easy for some of the smaller or sparser ones, but how should these be handled? I don't want to kill em at this point!
Thoughts?
Sib
As you can see, they've shot up nicely this year. they're from my watterbottle method, so for scale reffernce they're in the bottom quarter of a 600ml bottle, and thats an average plant tag...finally got them in! something like 4"
I'm going to stick em out in the bog garden this year to grow on, but am curious as to how to handle them, ones like these in particular:
Should I split them up? Its easy for some of the smaller or sparser ones, but how should these be handled? I don't want to kill em at this point!
Thoughts?
Sib
I was in buffalo on sat for my bro and I forced my parents to take me to manne's nursary. Dammit....they had VFTs...typicals, capensis, and some bad looking sarrs. the guy said they will be getting neps, sarrs (new) and other great stuff this coming week. can u believe my luck 
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