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Originally Posted by Raven
one method i always do
when setting them out is to plant them much deeper
so they have a larger root system which
makes for a bigger plant later on
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Raven has the right idea ,
You can lay down the plant with only a few inches above ground . Carefull bending the top up and out of the dirt
everything under ground will turn to root .
I toss in a little 10-10-10 and sit back ... Mine are always over 5-6 ft tall
A very old man told me this from Spags years ago, works fine
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