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Newbie Bill July 21st 04 03:15 PM

WH Seperation
 
Small Matter - I think I have mastered the BV method for planting WH. Now I
need some minor advice on detaching the tubes that develope from the mother
to the new plant. I have been just pinching it off from both ends. The new
plant often tends to list a bit as apparently the tube was stabalizing it.
I suspect they will right themselves but enough time has not passed to know.
As I said small matter.
Thanxx
Bill Brister - Austin, Texas



Go Fig July 21st 04 04:48 PM

WH Seperation
 
In article , Newbie
Bill wrote:

Small Matter - I think I have mastered the BV method for planting WH. Now I
need some minor advice on detaching the tubes that develope from the mother
to the new plant. I have been just pinching it off from both ends. The new
plant often tends to list a bit as apparently the tube was stabalizing it.
I suspect they will right themselves but enough time has not passed to know.
As I said small matter.
Thanxx
Bill Brister - Austin, Texas



They will be fine, but aren't they illegal in TX ?

jay
Wed Jul 21, 2004






Go Fig July 21st 04 04:48 PM

WH Seperation
 
In article , Newbie
Bill wrote:

Small Matter - I think I have mastered the BV method for planting WH. Now I
need some minor advice on detaching the tubes that develope from the mother
to the new plant. I have been just pinching it off from both ends. The new
plant often tends to list a bit as apparently the tube was stabalizing it.
I suspect they will right themselves but enough time has not passed to know.
As I said small matter.
Thanxx
Bill Brister - Austin, Texas



They will be fine, but aren't they illegal in TX ?

jay
Wed Jul 21, 2004






grubber July 21st 04 04:58 PM

WH Seperation
 
"Go Fig" wrote in message
...
In article , Newbie
Bill wrote:

Small Matter - I think I have mastered the BV method for planting WH.

Now I
need some minor advice on detaching the tubes that develope from the

mother
to the new plant. I have been just pinching it off from both ends. The

new
plant often tends to list a bit as apparently the tube was stabalizing

it.
I suspect they will right themselves but enough time has not passed to

know.
As I said small matter.
Thanxx
Bill Brister - Austin, Texas



They will be fine, but aren't they illegal in TX ?

jay
Wed Jul 21, 2004






Yup. Wild Bill is the criminal type.



grubber July 21st 04 04:58 PM

WH Seperation
 
"Go Fig" wrote in message
...
In article , Newbie
Bill wrote:

Small Matter - I think I have mastered the BV method for planting WH.

Now I
need some minor advice on detaching the tubes that develope from the

mother
to the new plant. I have been just pinching it off from both ends. The

new
plant often tends to list a bit as apparently the tube was stabalizing

it.
I suspect they will right themselves but enough time has not passed to

know.
As I said small matter.
Thanxx
Bill Brister - Austin, Texas



They will be fine, but aren't they illegal in TX ?

jay
Wed Jul 21, 2004






Yup. Wild Bill is the criminal type.



Benign Vanilla July 21st 04 05:26 PM

WH Seperation
 

"Newbie Bill" wrote in message
om...
Small Matter - I think I have mastered the BV method for planting WH. Now

I
need some minor advice on detaching the tubes that develope from the

mother
to the new plant. I have been just pinching it off from both ends. The

new
plant often tends to list a bit as apparently the tube was stabalizing it.
I suspect they will right themselves but enough time has not passed to

know.
As I said small matter.


I tend to try and pinch the horizontal shoot off close to the larger plant.
I then leave it on the smaller plant to assist in preventing the listing.
Having said that, WH are very hearty. A little listing won't hurt 'em.

BV.



Benign Vanilla July 21st 04 05:26 PM

WH Seperation
 

"Newbie Bill" wrote in message
om...
Small Matter - I think I have mastered the BV method for planting WH. Now

I
need some minor advice on detaching the tubes that develope from the

mother
to the new plant. I have been just pinching it off from both ends. The

new
plant often tends to list a bit as apparently the tube was stabalizing it.
I suspect they will right themselves but enough time has not passed to

know.
As I said small matter.


I tend to try and pinch the horizontal shoot off close to the larger plant.
I then leave it on the smaller plant to assist in preventing the listing.
Having said that, WH are very hearty. A little listing won't hurt 'em.

BV.



Go Fig July 21st 04 05:32 PM

WH Seperation
 
In article , grubber
wrote:

"Go Fig" wrote in message
...
In article , Newbie
Bill wrote:

Small Matter - I think I have mastered the BV method for planting WH.

Now I
need some minor advice on detaching the tubes that develope from the

mother
to the new plant. I have been just pinching it off from both ends. The

new
plant often tends to list a bit as apparently the tube was stabalizing

it.
I suspect they will right themselves but enough time has not passed to

know.
As I said small matter.
Thanxx
Bill Brister - Austin, Texas



They will be fine, but aren't they illegal in TX ?

jay
Wed Jul 21, 2004






Yup. Wild Bill is the criminal type.


For me its caulerpa taxifolia, but I am very careful with waste water
so it doesn't take over our beaches... like much of the Med Sea.

jay
Wed Jul 21, 2004






Go Fig July 21st 04 05:32 PM

WH Seperation
 
In article , grubber
wrote:

"Go Fig" wrote in message
...
In article , Newbie
Bill wrote:

Small Matter - I think I have mastered the BV method for planting WH.

Now I
need some minor advice on detaching the tubes that develope from the

mother
to the new plant. I have been just pinching it off from both ends. The

new
plant often tends to list a bit as apparently the tube was stabalizing

it.
I suspect they will right themselves but enough time has not passed to

know.
As I said small matter.
Thanxx
Bill Brister - Austin, Texas



They will be fine, but aren't they illegal in TX ?

jay
Wed Jul 21, 2004






Yup. Wild Bill is the criminal type.


For me its caulerpa taxifolia, but I am very careful with waste water
so it doesn't take over our beaches... like much of the Med Sea.

jay
Wed Jul 21, 2004






Newbie Bill July 21st 04 05:47 PM

WH Seperation
 
Illegal? Illegal? White Hawthorn are perfectly legal for all careful Texas
gardeners. Did you think I was talking about something else;)
Bill

"Go Fig" wrote in message
...



They will be fine, but aren't they illegal in TX ?

jay
Wed Jul 21, 2004









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