Re: Replanting & Rehydrating
From: Barb Johnson <bdjohnson@atlascomm.net>
"Mark, Maureen" wrote:
> From: "Mark, Maureen" <MARKM@tc.gc.ca>
>
> Francis,
>
> Ideally, immediately. However, I often wait a day or two to treat the
> rhizomes with bleach and let them air a bit to prevent potential for rot. I
> replant up to three weeks later. Others will report that you can replant
> even months afterwards, but you usually have to rehydrate rhizomes in this
> case.
>
> Maureen Mark
> m*@ottawa.com
> Ottawa, Canada (zone 4)
Maureen, what's the best way to rehydrate old rhizomes safely, i.e., so
they won't get too soaked and start rotting?
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