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Lady finger transplanting
Here's my lady finger before transplant
After removing from the 4 inch pot soaking the roots in warm water and painstakingly separate main roots to spread to the new 1 gallon pot A new lady finger into its new home 1 gallon pot
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Re: Lady finger transplanting
nice job, smart to take the time to seperate the roots as you did. Is this Logee's dwarf ladyfinger or some other?
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12-14-2007, 04:15 PM
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Re: Lady finger transplanting
Exactly.
Is it not pretty for a $24 plant?
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Re: Lady finger transplanting
I can't help to copy a picture from Logees the picture of a lady finger and its fruit.
I hope mine would be half as pretty as theirs.
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Re: Lady finger transplanting
Again, I ordered another banana from Logees. This time it is Super Dwarf Cavendish.
It arrived on 12/24 beautifully. No damage or frost damage except over bending of the leaves when they packed it. I am also surprised how much bigger this is compared to my lady finger. And it was on sale for only $19.95. This will fruit they say at only 3 feet. I'll transplant it today to a gallon pot since it came in a 4 inch pot. This is Logee's catalog picture of a SDC. I will hope that mine will be as good.
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Re: Lady finger transplanting
Here's the newly transplanted super dwarf cavendish for 19.95 from logees.
BTW I separated the roots also like my lady finger. I went against the recommendation of Logees when transplanting. They say not to disturb the roots. But I am doing it with my common sense. My lady finger is doing and growing beautifully. No wilting of leaves.
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