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I am growing a Cali gold and basjoo outside right now. They are underneath frost cloth and have been covered with mulch. Throughout the winter I will periodically check underneath the frost cloth to see if they are rotting and cutting that part off until I see green. Should I be cutting off the rotten parts of the stem before rewrapping or is the rotted portion acting as insulation for the lower portions of the plant? Thanks.
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Having the stem on the plant does not harm it. Some of my mats are under 8 +inches of wood chips or leaves or dead plant . Me, I have cut stems close to the ground and I have also just let the mats wilt in the winters cold. No issues either way. Basjos do not need any additional care when dormant Good luck overwintering them. Basjoo prep |
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Thanks for your advice. The Cali gold is going to be an interesting experiment here in Oregon. It’s in a garden bed and had been mulched so it should be nice and warm.
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There is a bunch of fellow growers in your zone(zone8+-10) who have some local expierience, with total dieback .Hopefully they will toss out their secrets for success. Last edited by cincinnana : 12-09-2018 at 06:58 AM. Reason: word change |
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