Question on Musa Basjoo pups
nannerbelle
15 years ago
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Full StoryHi all, I've got a couple of nice pups I separated in the spring from the mom and currently have them in a pot on my deck. The spot I had them in wasn't a good spot for them so I put them in a pot to gain some strength before transplanting them into one of my beds. However I didn't get them transplanted. The pot is getting pretty small for them so I'm thinking of putting them in a larger pot for overwinter in my greenhouse or house then transplanting to a nice bed in the spring. My question is should I transplant them now to a larger pot or just trim back and overwinter in the greenhouse until spring in the same pot? They are tough little guys, I don't want to do anything that may harm them. I look forward to having them in one of my beds with plenty of room come spring. Thoughts???
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