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| Just wondering, the ones I got from Kudzu still have humongus leaves, and are looking more like a sasa than a moso, anyone experiencing this? |
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| wildbillgt- I almost gave up on you...glad to see you come up for air! It's been my experience that juvenile moso do have those mega leaves for several years. The seedlings I have that are from the same batch as yours are getting 3-4 feet high and the leaves are still pretty big. I continue to think they are moso, though. I'll email you a picture in a few days. So how are your seedlings doing? And how is the yard? |
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- Posted by ocimum_nate (My Page) on Fri, Mar 16, 07 at 5:24
| Here are some pictures of one my moso seedlings. Big leaves as well and now about 3 feet tall. |
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- Posted by kentuck_8b z8b TX (My Page) on Fri, Mar 16, 07 at 21:04
| WB, where the heck have you been?? I thought maybe you done retired and moved to South America. My Moso also had large leaves when I first received it. It was a young plant, but soon grew smaller leaves once I put it in the ground. Culms are still small even after about eight years in the ground. Good to see you're still around. Ktuck |
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- Posted by wildbillgt Z8 WA ST (My Page) on Sun, Mar 18, 07 at 23:15
| Still around, havent had time for gardening, the new house we bought has already been landscaped exstensively, and I am having troubles getting into it, that and I have a ton of ivy to deal with, the house is awesome though, I have been busy remodeling kitchens, bathrooms, made myself a doghouse downstairs, the garage is 800sf with alot of wasted space, so I put another room down there, I keep a couch, tv, beer fridge, my guitars, neon beer signs, etc. A true mans nirvana. No women allowed except for congical visits...j/k...or am I? So yea this property is cool, alot of shade so it kinda limits what I can do, need to get more fargesias and hostas, the only one I had decided to go to flower (nitida) Good to be back Tuck. Wheres Cady hiding at? |
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