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Darwin
5th November 2009 1:03pm
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Wollongong
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Brendan
Mackay, Q
6th November 2009 8:47am
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M Nash says...
You say you "Re-potted", Ive never hear of a mature potted Avo.
I do know from experience that They hate having there roots disturbed.
I think there better in the ground and set up right from the start.
Try and move them and they drop there leaves.
I had an excavator back up on a 60cm high mound pushing over a newly planted Reed on that mound.
Only been in the ground one month and it was not broken, Just pushed over.
I replanted it on same day and it dropped all folage.
It took another month to start to show new growth.
You say you "Re-potted", Ive never hear of a mature potted Avo.
I do know from experience that They hate having there roots disturbed.
I think there better in the ground and set up right from the start.
Try and move them and they drop there leaves.
I had an excavator back up on a 60cm high mound pushing over a newly planted Reed on that mound.
Only been in the ground one month and it was not broken, Just pushed over.
I replanted it on same day and it dropped all folage.
It took another month to start to show new growth.
M Nash
Terranora
6th November 2009 8:03pm
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