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new pups
Hi again everyone, I just purchased some new pups and am expecting delivery sometime around the end of march beginning of april. I live in Oregon zone 8. Our nite temps. are still in the low 40's with daytime temps in the low to mid 60's. What should I do with them as to not kill them when they arrive. Any help would be appreciated. I also have a 5' goldfinger with one pup sitting in my house all winter. When should I look to take that outside and when should I seperate the pup? It already had one pup die on it this winter. Thanks again for your help. Rob
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Re: new pups
Pot them up, water well, once, put them INDOORS where it is warm, and do not overwater them thereafter. When they are clearly growing well, and weather is warmer, move the outside to warmest, sunniest location you have.
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Re: new pups
thanks for the advice. After the first watering how much would you give after that? What about fertilizer? When and how much? Thanks again.
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Just enough to keep it damp. Fertilize all you want when it is ACTIVELY growing.
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