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Old 11-23-2009, 04:15 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Welcome from zone 6 NJ. I'd reccomend if your basjoo's p-stem ( the "trunk") is less than 6' tall overwintering indoors this year. You can simply lop the top off if it's not convenient to bring in the house at its present height. Next year it should develop enough of a corm ( the underground portion) to be succesfully overwintered outdoors in your area.
6 feet? My plants started out 2 feet and barely made it to 3 over the summer. I thought they'd be better off if I let them stay in the ground, so I've already chopped them down to about 1 1/2' and mulched them.

If I dig them up next year, do I leave the leaves on and shake off the dirt, or try and pot them?
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