Re: Transplanting
Sure, Have the other hole ready. Make sure it is not too deep or too shallow. After you loosen it, use two shovels and carefully lift it. Try not to
disturb the roots and keep the soil together as much as possible. It will most likely wilt for a day or two after transplanting. Keep it watered and
it will recover. A second pair of hands might be of some help.
Bob.
Jgirg1@aol.com wrote:
> Hi list i have a couple of plants about 30 inchs apart.Ones at the 5 to 7
> leaf stage thats staying where it is.The other is at the 4 leaf stage. Is it
> possible to transplant it (their both on flat ground)with out hurting the
> other. The base on both are 3/4 of an inch or so.Was thinking of spading a
> circle about 8 inchs or so away from the base of the transplant and a foot or
> more deep.
> Any replies would be appreicated.Im doing this in the early mourning.Tomorrw.
> Thanks John G...
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