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Originally Posted by Dalmatiansoap
Are U saying U still have plants outside on that temp.?
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Lots of them. For example 40 Croatian Trachys from Makarska are still outside and only 5 of them planted in the ground. But they are protected by 30cm of snow, don't worry.
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Originally Posted by rick2001
Hi there. No damage on 'nanas here..... but the only nanas I've left outside unprotected ares a Basjoo and the Comune di Sicilia who survived without problems... all the others are sheltered by plastic layers like a small personal greenhouse...
And the strange thing is that even if the greenhouse are home made the nanas seems to apreciate it very much.... Thousand fingers, D.C., S.D.C. , Gran Nain and Musella Lasiocarpa are still actively growing even if the sprout a new leaf every 20 days more or less....
I know that the worst has yet to come in term of cold but for the moment can't complain....
My Thousand finger has grown so big inside the greenhouse that the leaves are becoming twisted because the push against greenhouse perimeter and every new cigar leaf almost pierce the roof layer.... LOL
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Poor you, Rick.
I don't know how you can bare that cold, pal.
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Originally Posted by Seweryn
Jack,
Don't be so decadent ;P (I have +2C  ) |
Let's not measure our ding dongs on this Sew, my climate's better in every aspect.