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| About the Author Pokarekare Colo vale 28th January 2017 11:19am #UserID: 15471 Posts: 1 View All Pokarekare's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Julie says... If you are careful and choose a cool day you can transplant almost anything that was grown in a pot, as long as you don't disturb the root system too much. Not too sure about planting deeper, as that usually applies to plants with soft stems (no bark). You can certainly use the prunings as cuttings. Good luck with that, as despite being an experienced gardener I have had no success with them two years running! | About the Author Julie Roleystone WA 9th February 2017 9:27pm #UserID: 154 Posts: 1842 View All Julie's Edible Fruit Trees |
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Peter91 says... If the root system in the ground is fairly large I can imagine it being troublesome to transplant. Unless you meant from pot to pot I've found that just taking off a fairly large cutting and potting it immediately will strike the cutting, one of mine which is only 20cm or so is already flowering. This is how I keep a spare around. even recently did a test with a small cutting in the ground from my orange tamarillo and it looks to be growing. | About the Author Peter91 NORTH PLYMPTON,5037,SA 10th February 2017 10:33am #UserID: 11892 Posts: 111 View All Peter91's Edible Fruit Trees |