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Tue, Jul 24, 12 at 20:15
| My husky cherry red has been struggling between a early girl and a
Roma which are much much bigger. today I noticed he was not getting any sunlight at all. so the only choice I had was to try and save em. Dug em up as deep as I could get down. But as I pulled out it definitely ripped some deeper roots. There was green cherry tomatoes on it already. I planted it near my parsley in full sun. will it survive? ??? |
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| let us know how well it goes and if I had to guess it will probably bounce back because it doesnt seem like you moved a very large plant. ANother option would be to remove the staking to let the cherry sprawl around on the ground instead of disturbing an established root system on a fruting plant. Reason being my growing season is already more than half over. |
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| It should be fine if it wasn't out of the ground too long. John A |
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