Re: Transplanting
- To: <pumpkins@mallorn.com>
- Subject: Re: Transplanting
- From: "* S* <m*@beaconmortgage.com>
- Date: Wed, 5 Aug 1998 17:01:14 -0700
>wanted and will be moving from our apt. to the new house August 29th
<snip>
>planned on amending the soil at the new house, as it is a claylike
composition
>and really needs some amending. I'm worried about transplant shock with
the
>size that it is and all
Transplanting has lots of risks. From your description I would bet you will
have fruit set by August 29 and you will be facing a very high risk of
having the fruit abort.
How about getting your realtor to arrange for an early move in for your
plant. Your plant will have a much better chance of surviving if
transplanted now, plus it will not be at risk of being ignored during the
move.
Bottom line, I would transplant if I could do it now, and would leave the
plant in its pot otherwise.
Mike in Beaverton, OR
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