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Subject: when to cull plants with double planting per mound
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| shazzy |
Joliet, IL
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hey all, any one have an idea when it is time to cull one of the plants on a double planted mound? i double planted for insurance because i was supposed to be away for this whole week fishing, but the trip got cancelled. now i have 6 healthy plants that will need to be culled to 3 eventually. i just don't want to wait too long and have them strangle each others root systems. all advice is greatly apprecitated. thanks shazzy
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5/14/2004 11:34:19 AM
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| 5150 |
ipswich, ma usa
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I like to wait till I'm sure that the vine is not flat, ribbon or just plain screwy. Another factor to me is just the overall feel of the plant. If your first choice is not as fast growing as the one next to it maybe you need to change your mind on what you want to grow. Overall health of the plant is another decision to. You don't want to pull the other plant either, just snip it off at the base and leave the soil undisturbed. Never had problems with the two sets of roots below. Hey it's free compost!
John (5150)
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5/14/2004 11:41:57 AM
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| blkcloud |
Pulaski Tn [email protected]
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keep the biggest ones..i've had a few really good seed not make much of a plant..of course in my rock infested garden i'm surpised when one even make a attempt to grow..
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5/14/2004 1:08:15 PM
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| shazzy |
Joliet, IL
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i guess i will wait until they begin to vine and take the healthiest and better grower of the 2. i was not sure that if i waited too long there would be a problem with crowded roots. thanks all for your help.
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5/14/2004 4:09:06 PM
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