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03-10-2012, 02:03 PM | #1 (permalink) |
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Bringing nanners out of storage
Saved a bunch of p-stems. New house has really no shade. Its still early but won't the p-stem get burnt if planted straight out in the sun? They are in the barn and its lite by one window.
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Re: Bringing nanners out of storage
Yes. they should be acclimated before sun blasting them. If no natural shade, can you set up a shade cloth?
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Re: Bringing nanners out of storage
Figured thats the case.
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