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corm question
So my brother in law is thinning out some of his pads and he pulled up some nice corms. However they don't seem to have "fresh" roots. If I plant these will they root out or is it a waste of time? I tried to upload pictures but had problems tonight
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Re: corm question
If you think they are a variety worth saving, then I'd throw each of them into a 15 gallon pot with some Kelloggs Patio Plus soil, water them twice per week and see what happens.
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Re: corm question
It's just that. His plants are unidentified and he's to cheap to buy fertilzer so in all reality these are unknown plants. I know he gets a burgundy flower and he claims the fruit is only 2"-3" long and the plant gets 10' - 12' tall, but that's about every variety out there if you're neglecting it
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