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Old 09-11-2008, 11:34 AM   #18 (permalink)
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Default Re: Siam ruby Question

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Originally Posted by Gold3nku5h View Post
ok, thank you, i guess i will also store mine in their, all my plants are potted so i might just leave the leaves on, and wait till those wilt naturally,* anyone think thats a bad idea?* and then after they do i will cut the leaves off.* other than that, i might just stick them down their when the temps drop, and forget about them, with an occasional checkup for my own sake.Thanks for all the info, you guys seem to help me keep all my plants alive**
Bigdog(Frank) would know a bit more, but if I remember correct, he said that some species didn't store well at all, like thinner stemmed ones and Musa basjoo.

It could work to store it that way, but if you go the potted route, you could try keeping it in a really small one or two gallon container, if space is an issue. Or put multiple plants in one pot.

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