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I'm sure that it will take off like a bat out of Hades once the really warm weather hits! At least the main growing point still appears alive. Got my fingers crossed for you, Randy!
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Thanks, BigDog...
I was just surprised to see a pup this early coming up. Reassured me that at least the corm overwintered. John in Trussville, AL has one and he said his doesn't take off until late May and then surpasses his basjoo within a month or so. Guess we'll just have to wait and see. BTW, you still got yours and if so, where did you plant it? |
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randy, sorry to hear about the saba rotting. hopefully the new growth from it will take off soon. congrats on the pup you found.
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