Re: AR question
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- Subject: Re: AR question
- From: T* T* L* <t*@rt66.com>
- Date: Tue, 11 Aug 1998 18:46:31 -0600
From: Tom Tadfor Little <telp@rt66.com>
Hi Donald!
There's no better guide to culture than the plants themselves. If they're
greening up, they're ready to grow! The only complication is if you have a
lot of plants in the same bed that have not broken dormancy yet. If that is
the case, you might want to go easy on the water.
Also, are the plants arils or arilbreds? There's a big difference in
culture. Most arilbreds do not go fully dormant during the summer, so they
like water reduced but not withheld completely. The pure arils are much
more sensitive.
Cheers, Tom
>From: "Donald Eaves" <donald@eastland.net>
>
>Question for arilbred experts! After being HOT and DRY all summer,
>I had about an inch and a half of rain with accompanying drop in temp
>last week. Everything native turned green overnight. The ARs which
>had appeared to have died completely except for one or two, now show
>new fan growth except for one or two. Do I now start giving them some
>H2O or let them go back dormant or whatever? The weather has turned
>back hot and dry with temps over 100 degrees.
>
>Donald Eaves
>donald@eastland.net
>Texas Zone 7 between Abilene and Fort Worth
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