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Lived in S. FL most of my life, was given a couple of plants (small finger fruit) from a neighbor, from them gave a couple plants to brother-in-law in N. FL
I moved to another house in FL, did not take any plants, now live in N. KY. Soooo I got a plant from my B-in-Law and have it my G.H. in KY. Before I planted it I put some root hormone on it..... Is that OK ?? I keep the GH above 60 and have grow lights on the plant. What do you pros think, please advise as I am new to gardening out side S. FL In zone 6a
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With the temperatures you mention and the extra light they should be okay if they are well rooted in a pot.
If it has no roots it will be difficult even at higher temperatures. Ron |
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It only had one very small root about 4 inches long. ?
So we shall see
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we will keep our fingers crossed!! hopefully you will have good luck!
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My plant doesn't look so well today.
Snowing out side, 60 in the GH ???? Hope I attached the picture correctly.
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It's been a while but my nanner looks like it's starting to take root.
I have it in my GH at 65 , right now it is snowing and 23 outside. Check the photo
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