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Subject: ROOT POWDER
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(Doeski)Punkins |
Vermont Green MTN State
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Has anyone ever used root powder to encourage better root growth after transplanting? Like adding root powder to the hole you plant the seedling in? Doeski
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3/1/2004 9:39:54 AM
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Canuck |
Atlanta, Georgia
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I think I remember some people here reporting bad results trying this. Rooting powder is usually for starting cuttings such as grape vine clippings. Mycorrhiza is probably a much better idea but I'm not an expert. Good luck!
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3/2/2004 2:52:32 AM
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Brigitte |
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I would use it on the stem nodes to get rooting there, before I would use it on the actual stump roots. But even on those nodes. pumpkins root real easily.
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3/2/2004 2:31:06 PM
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