TB: CULT: Increase
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- Subject: TB: CULT: Increase
- From: a*@jump.net
- Date: Thu, 11 May 2000 23:04:38 -0500 (CDT)
> > Is it necessary for the increases to show now? If not, how long
> > does the rhizome have to produce increases before it's considered
> > "bloomed out"?
>
> I'm not sure what you are talking about here. Your bloom stalk will come
> from the central rhizome and the increases will be shown by fans without
> bloomstalks this season, surrounding that rhizome. I makes a nice
> semi-circle in two year clumps. If not dug, these will shoot up their own
> bloomstalks and increases the following year.
When should the new fans be showing? By now, after bloom of the
central rhizome? Or can the increase occur AFTER bloom ... that is
the central rhizome has the energy to put out increases after it blooms?
At what point is a rhizome that's bloomed not going to put out any
further increase? By the next spring certainly?
I have one rhizome, for example, that I do not know whether it has
ever bloomed. It is firm and rooted, but shows no increase. It's
just sitting there. And doesn't have a fan to go with, either. Just
sitting there.
--Amy
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