Planting pot and all straight into the ground.
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Protein
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I would too feel uneasy shoving the pot 'n all in the ground, but am tempted to give it a go.
I lost my european fan palm, still in its container over the winter, I planted it as the shoots were still green, and still are.. .but no growth so far.. so watch this space...
what palm did u plant KS?
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| Protein wrote: | I would too feel uneasy shoving the pot 'n all in the ground, but am tempted to give it a go.
I lost my european fan palm, still in its container over the winter, I planted it as the shoots were still green, and still are.. .but no growth so far.. so watch this space...
what palm did u plant KS? |
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I think I'm going to dig it up again and unpot it. It just doesn't "feel" right to me.
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