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|  04-01-2013, 08:17 AM | #1 (permalink) | 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 51 Times |  Moving Goldfinger? As you can see the Goldfinger Pstem did not survive the winter. I want to move the good parts of the goldfinger to a location and let this area go back to grass or something else. Should I cut off the Pstem then dig up the whole thing and replant the whole thing n the new location or just cut the pups off and plant them? 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 191 Times |  Re: Moving Goldfinger? The mat is small so it would be doable to dig it up intact.  Leave the pstem as is.  Makes a good handle to move the mat with.  When it dries up later and bends over easily cut it off at 6 to 8 inches. The main stem corm will provide the "juice" to grow out the pups fast. | 
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	  Said "Welcome to Bananas" 51 Times |  Re: Moving Goldfinger? As always guys, y'all got me going in the right direction.  Sure glad I asked for advice. Thanks so much for the timely replies. 
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