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RAIN and root rot hoping to hear from meyer mike

11 years ago

I worry about root rot so my tree has never been in the rain. People have told me that rain is good for plants. Do you leave your trees out in the rain? After the rain is over do you dry the pot. I have a nursery plastic pot & worry alot about root rot.

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houstontexas123
11 years ago
rain is good, unless its acid rain.

just leave it outside in the sun, it'll dry in a few days.
meyermike_1micha
11 years ago
Houston gave great advice as usual. Don't worry about a thing this time of the year:-)
Your trees will receive the rain with open arms Suzy.

Mike
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Suzy11
Original Author
11 years ago
Thanks very much. :-) I ask alot of questions. I hope you don't mind.
meyermike_1micha
11 years ago
Never too many questions. In fact, I like them Savy.

Mike

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