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too hot to cut pups?
Hey folks ,here in the south its hitting around 96 degrees , is it too hot to cut the pups off. I have one thats about a foot and a half tall. It has 4 or 5 leaves on it. Thanks Luke
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Re: too hot to cut pups
It's fine to remove them, temperature does not matter so long as they are actively growing.
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Re: too hot to cut pups
When you take the pups, fill the hole with manure/compost
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Re: too hot to cut pups
It might be to Hot to be outside, but never to hot to cut / prop pups :^)
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