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![]() Hi
I am located in Georgia in zone 7-8, I have some Musa basjoo in ground dormant right now. I want to relocate them in my front yard. When is the best time to dig them? I suspect now since in the spring they will start putting roots in. Thanks for the help Patrick |
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![]() I too have a basjoo that must move. It is a little cooler here in St. Louis. The stiff psudostem just softened and fell to the ground this week.
Should I move it now or wait till the shoots begin coming out of the ground? |
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![]() not the best time to do it now unless they are growing root system has to be working so they get established into their new spot.
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![]() I dig one up today. I'm in zone 10 though. Good luck.
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![]() I usually let mine come up in the spring to a good size, and then I dig them up so that I can see how many there are and I divide them when I dig them up. If you've got 3-4 shoots coming up off of one from last year, wait until the smaller shoot is around a foot or two tall. If you're going to plant them deeper, you've got to let them get taller first.
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Thanks so much I would have done it wrong! Patrick |
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