This doesn't look good!
By n2organics
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I had to move one of my “seed-grown” Shasta Daises and it didn’t like it a bit!
This little guy was angry at me and showed that tonight:
The “transplant shock” might have killed it, but I have faith that it will recover.
I gave it a new home that was carefully prepared with earth-worm castings, compost, and all of my usual organic amendments. His “mother plant” is this one that has early bloom clusters:
If you look carefully, the transplant is at the top-right in the above photo.
The little guy received a generous treatment of compost tea and sea-weed extract, drenched into his root system tonight. We’ll see how he looks tomorrow morning and I’ll post photos of the results. Hope this works..
N2O
23 Mar, 2010
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I'm sure it will pick up.
23 Mar, 2010
Ok, I'm waiting to see what happens next...
23 Mar, 2010
im sure it will recover n2 what with the potions you make up it has to ,good advice from heron too,..:o)
23 Mar, 2010
Good luck with it!
By the way, you've posted this blog three times. You can delete the other two.
23 Mar, 2010
hi spritz i can only find this blog once ,or is it me :o)
23 Mar, 2010
oops sorry i found them lol :o)
23 Mar, 2010
Its all those raised beds made you dizzy Joanella.....lol.....
23 Mar, 2010
it doesnt take much alice believe me ..:o)))
23 Mar, 2010
lol !!!!
23 Mar, 2010
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When I move plants I give them a good 'haircut' so that the desturbed roots don't have too much work to do.
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