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Sun, Aug 5, 07 at 19:18
| I have a large pot of 3 year old moso (thank you to kudzu9) that is now about 4 feet tall. There are about four or five distinct clumps with about 20 stems for each clump. I think it is about time to transplant to the ground...but when should I do this? I heard that transplanting moso is tricky and wonder if I should just plant as it is out of the pot without disturbing the culm/rhiz? Any thoughts? Will post photo if needed. Thanks, Casey |
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| Hi, Casey- Glad to hear it's doing well. I put mine in the ground last summer and they're doing fine. I'd suggest you do it now before it gets any later in the year so that the rhizomes get a chance to dig in before winter. Pick a cloudy day and make sure you keep it well-watered in the coming months. Good luck. |
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| Will do ...I babied the plant well. Will get into the ground soon. Casey |
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