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Originally Posted by speakeasy
Thanks! So that explains why the pot that is using organic fertilizer has them but the one using synthetic fertilizer doesn't.
I dug them out with my pocketknife since I don't want to be breathing any spores released.
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Knowing that you use an organic fertilizer the plant is in good shape.
You may actually turn it over(mix it back in) in the soilless mix and that would be more beneficial tp the plant. Certain beneficial fungi and bacteria are mixed into organic products to facilitate extraordinary root development.
The type of fungi and bacteria used in organics is not the type that will make you ill.
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Originally Posted by speakeasy
Do you think it's likely they will fruit before this coming winter? I want to move them outdoors into ~50gallon fabric pots, but if I do that, I won't be able to move them inside once it gets cold.
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Hey, you never know.
A jump to an 18-24 gal container might be somewhat more manageable with the possibility of a flower.