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Egg method for new rooted plants?

palmspringsplumie

10 years ago

Hi, I just received my order from Maui gardens - 4 rooted plants and 2 cuttings. I am going to try the egg method on the cuttings but what about the rooted ones? Is the egg method beneficial for them? Still plenty of heat and sun here. 100 degrees yesterday! Thanks for the help! Claire

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rox146
10 years ago
You don't need the egg w/rooted plants. roxanne
palmspringsplumie
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks Roxanne!
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rox146
10 years ago
When I say that, I am assuming there is a GREAT root structure on the one sent? Not just 3-4 little nubbs showing....

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