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May 4, 2014 11:27 PM CST
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abhege said:... Funny, the main cutting row is starting to fade away but most of the volunteers are still going strong. ...

All the plants seeds directly in soil in final location (so they will not be transplanted), are more resistant. They develop a good root, which go deeper and explore better the surrounding soil. That make them more vigorous, fast growing and they can better withstand drought. Primarily, the power of a plant, comes from the root.
Justin

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