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Hello all,, this plant is in Western Kentucky, put it in the ground about 4-6 weeks ago,, put out two leaves and this popped out already , I'm not sure what variety it is
It seems a little early and the plant doesn't have many leaves. No shade!!! thoughts on,, if this will mature or what is going to happen, or what I can do to may be help it out? I guess it was getting ready to bloom when dug up last fall and just went dormant? Any one seen, or is this uncommon for a plant to do this , this early? I thought as tall and good as it looked when planted, it might grow to be a tall and big plant,, so much for that I guess!! I'm sure its too early for an ID ? might post some pics of the fruit if it matures. Thanks for any advise or suggestions!! |
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Re: early bloom
Wow! That's got to be a surprise. Congratulations!
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Please keep us updated?
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Re: early bloom
Congrats!
Maybe you can increase your fertilizer application to see if that helps any fruit to fill in / ripen. Erik |
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ideas on what variety it is? or is it too early to tell? |
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Three hands? so far congrats! Yikes, is that a confederate flag??
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