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Subject: Stem Splits
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| Gary(2) |
Kennett Square, PA |
I'm having stems that are growing rapidly and decide to turn 90 degrees by themselves and split...any ideas why? There is no other stress on them other than rapid growth. |
7/15/2002 10:43:46 AM |
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| Smitty |
Edmonton, Canada |
Did the wind move them? |
7/15/2002 10:45:24 AM |
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| Gary(2) |
Kennett Square, PA |
The splits appear at the very end where the plant has the most rapid growth. The vines are anchored well by their own tendrils and the spint portion is only 1/2" in diameter vs. 2-3" for the primary vine. |
7/15/2002 12:32:30 PM |
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