Viewing post #1318356 by crowrita1

I've made several "temporary noids" this year, too.....it comes with the territory whenever you move, replant, or treat any .
Although I have a few (maybe 6-8) that I had treated / relocated, that never survived, I have seen no signs of any rot problems .....which is a GREAT improvement over what I was seeing last year, at this time ! Of the "new" plants (both replacements, and "new to me"), I have only three that "didn't take".....just dried up, instead of growing......so maybe 2%, which I don't think is too bad ! And they were all pretty "iffy" looking when I received them.