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how do I move a good sized plant without droop?
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I moved a decent sized plant at the weekend but its really suffered by doing this and just wondering how you guys do it. I know I could just lop off the leaves etc but Id prefer to move it without much loss and growth speed. cheers Ben |
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Re: how do I move a good sized plant without droop?
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Next time pop out a giant root ball .I mean giant. Water/Hydrate the plant before and after you transplant. Keep the plant hydrated. |
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Re: how do I move a good sized plant without droop?
I'll take one but its carnage
 I think rootball size was way too small, that and going from a polytunnel to outside combined has made a right mess. I had no alternative though - it was getting too big for the area I planted it in the tunnel - Im not one for forward planning! Thanks Ben |
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