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Apr 15, 2015 2:35 PM CST
Name: Mike Dunton
Liberal, Oregon (Zone 8b)
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Hi @coconut,

I guess I was not clear . . . the slips do have roots. If they don't have them, they would not live through transport. From all of the ones that I have seen, they are shipped with damp peat moss or coconut coir around the roots, wrapped in waxed paper, and in a plastic bag. No soil.

I noticed that you are not in the Continental U.S. . . . I can't speak on that issue. You would really need to talk to your vendor and to your local agricultural quarantine department to see what your options are.

Best,


Mike
Biodiversity preservationist, horticultural historian, seedsman and farmer. Seedsman Hall of Fame

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