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Post by badbrad on Apr 24, 2018 6:20:54 GMT -6
So I'm growing concerned and want to be prepared that the snow may not melt in time on the south side of my plot. So in case that happens what is the best way to protect those plugs? Since Itasca doesn't give containers anymore what are some tips on how to keep them preserved? Its likely I will be able to plant most of them as the middle to north side of my plot is probably ready right now to plant. Should I wrap a tarp around them or ?
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Post by sd51555 on Apr 24, 2018 7:06:39 GMT -6
So I'm growing concerned and want to be prepared that the snow may not melt in time on the south side of my plot. So in case that happens what is the best way to protect those plugs? Since Itasca doesn't give containers anymore what are some tips on how to keep them preserved? Its likely I will be able to plant most of them as the middle to north side of my plot is probably ready right now to plant. Should I wrap a tarp around them or ? I’d put them in a tote on the east side of a building. They pack them pretty well. Give a light watering every 4 days, but leave them wrapped up. |
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Post by biglakebass on Apr 24, 2018 9:14:37 GMT -6
why east side? Why not north side to keep any direct sun off them?
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Post by badbrad on Apr 24, 2018 9:52:13 GMT -6
why east side? Why not north side to keep any direct sun off them? Was wondering the same thing |
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Post by badbrad on Apr 27, 2018 8:21:38 GMT -6
I think based on what I am seeing and the weather report I should be fine next weekend.
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Post by sd51555 on Apr 27, 2018 9:36:29 GMT -6
why east side? Why not north side to keep any direct sun off them? Was wondering the same thing I was thinking to keep some sun on the trees, but not the roots. |
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