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01-06-2013, 11:53 AM | #1 (permalink) |
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hi. i like it thanks for sharing this site.this is very informative post .
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How long it took for the Maricongo to fruit? I am trying this variety in Central Texas but not sure if this is viable.
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Growing season in Killeen, TX is mostly from April to Nov so about 8 months on avg.
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I hope you have a heated space for it.. in a pot during winter. :^)
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Could I dig it out and keep it in my garage during winter and re-plated back on April/May time frame? I seem some people using this method and that was what I was going to try.
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If its anything like a D. Red its going to die to the corm..
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Well, I have 3 plants so I will dig one, leave the second one on the ground and try to insulate it the best I can, and the third one will be inside the house on a large Pot. Let's see what happen. This will be a good experiment, is not that why we are here for? let's do it!
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Nice surprise about this shorter form. Can you tell us what it is you are talking/writing about?
Has any info. about this shorter form been posted before (and i just missed it)?
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I have started a plantation in 1 acre just one month ago. I am here just to check out how to keep them healthy. I really hope they yield as much as they do for you. I will get back to you after the next phase.
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