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question on basjoos for the winter
This is my first year for basjoos. I have approx 12 different stands of them (lots)on my property. I have started to build cages around them and fill them with a couple feet of mulched leaves. I plan on cutting the psuedostem to 12" and filling the cage with the leaves. I've read that some do what I'm doing plus cover them with a tarp. What do you do? I"m not wanting to buy that many tarps for all of them. Any suggestions? Will they be ok with the cage of leaves and no tarp?
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Re: question on basjoos for the winter
i'm in southern ohio. zone 6
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Re: question on basjoos for the winter
Cover it with plastic to keep it dry. They will live, but you will loose more p-stem if they are wet.
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Re: question on basjoos for the winter
You might go to somewhere like a furniture store and ask them to save the plastic that mattresses come in or even couches, and double up. just a thought. REUSE-RECYCLE!!
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Re: question on basjoos for the winter
Doesn't plastic promote rot? The pseodostem must still have a lot of moisture in it.
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