I received some bare roots without any leaves, will those grow?
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Yes! That's how they are supposed to arrive. Plant the whole crown, with just the tiny dried sticks above the dirt (if there are any). I planted mine in May and had fruit in the fall. They are already fruiting for this year.
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Already started. Need to loosen soil to about 8-10 inches all sides, then pick out (very tiny, fragile-looking) roots withe toothpick or the like, then plant. Seedlings were nicely pACKED
534601
No dome. I went back to using plugs and a dome; much quicker results. This thing took forever to sprout roots.
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Nothing needed, but it's not 100% growth. You may want to take more care than I did. I just loosened soil, spread seed, and watered. Small plants.
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Oh yeah they do. You should repot immediately after purchase to avoid shocking them later. Their roots grow deeper than they do wide so I recommend something maybe 4" deep. Use 1 part spaghnum peat moss (like mosser lee) 1 part perilite and 1 part silica sand. Absolutely no miracle grow or fertilized products and no decorative moss!!! Rinse soil mix well BEFORE repotting. You can skip sand but at the risk of mold. Plant sundew with roots routed straight down as deep as they go and keep base of plant ¼" higher than rest of soil. Indirect but bright sunlight and keep evenly wet with distilled water. Oh yeah they do. You should repot immediately after purchase to avoid shocking them later. Their roots grow deeper than they do wide so I recommend something maybe 4" deep. Use 1 part spaghnum peat moss (like mosser lee) 1 part perilite and 1 part silica sand. Absolutely no miracle grow or fertilized products and no decorative moss!!! Rinse soil mix well BEFORE repotting. You can skip sand but at the risk of mold. Plant sundew with roots routed straight down as deep as they go and keep base of plant ¼" higher than rest of soil. Indirect but bright sunlight and keep evenly wet with... » Read More Oh yeah they do. You should repot immediately after purchase to avoid shocking them later. Their roots grow deeper than they do wide so I recommend something maybe 4" deep. Use 1 part spaghnum peat moss (like mosser lee) 1 part perilite and 1 part silica sand. Absolutely no miracle grow or fertilized products and no decorative moss!!! Rinse soil mix well BEFORE repotting. You can skip sand but at the risk of mold. Plant sundew with roots routed straight down as deep as they go and keep base of plant ¼" higher than rest of soil. Indirect but bright sunlight and keep evenly wet with distilled water. « Show Less
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Bare root means plants are shipped without dirt I.e. bare root. They're shipped wrapped in damp paper and usually a plastic bag to keep those bare roots alive. It's a great way to ship dormant plants. My strawberry plants did great and I'm very pleased. Good luck!
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I am unsure as I bought them for my granddaughters whose parents have a lakeside home and it has been too cold to plant as yet. They are hoping around Easter. Let me know how yours do if you buy.
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I ordered these a couple months ago and they actually look like 4 sticks with each in plastic bag and a little soil. I planted them according to directions given. I put each in a separate 10 inch pot and set them in the sun and they are doing fine. They started sprouting leaves about a week or two after they were planted. Not all of them developed leaves at the same time. Mine have not bloomed but I am sure they will. My sister ordered them about 3 months ago and one of hers has had a little bloom. They do not like to be watered too much so read the instructions. Yes, they are the actual colors that are listed so I marked my pots when I planted them so I can see which ones mature the fastest. I ordered these a couple months ago and they actually look like 4 sticks with each in plastic bag and a little soil. I planted them according to directions given. I put each in a separate 10 inch pot and set them in the sun and they are doing fine. They started sprouting leaves about a week or two after they were planted. Not all of them developed leaves at the same time. Mine have not bloomed but I am sure they will. My sister ordered them about 3 months ago and one of hers has had a little bloom. They do not like to be watered too much so read the instructions. Yes, they are the actual... » Read More I ordered these a couple months ago and they actually look like 4 sticks with each in plastic bag and a little soil. I planted them according to directions given. I put each in a separate 10 inch pot and set them in the sun and they are doing fine. They started sprouting leaves about a week or two after they were planted. Not all of them developed leaves at the same time. Mine have not bloomed but I am sure they will. My sister ordered them about 3 months ago and one of hers has had a little bloom. They do not like to be watered too much so read the instructions. Yes, they are the actual colors that are listed so I marked my pots when I planted them so I can see which ones mature the fastest. « Show Less
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No as soon as you put them in the soil, you should water them or make sure the soil is wet when you root them.
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I left them in for 4 weeks and had 4-7 inch roots. At that time I added them to my garden
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Just need to plant them and water asap :). Instructions can be found found on the Mr Stacky website which shows best planting practices. Roots in the ground, crowns just above the soil line. Roots come dormant and coming out of dormancy so they are thirsty when you get them. New signs of growth will happen in 1-3 days. The weight should just be ignored amazons shipping goes on weight which is not accurate with actual USPS rates for shipping live plants so we the seller has to correct it by adding weight.Thank you very much!
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Just make sure the roots are not all skinny ones. They need to be hand picked to make sure you are getting decent sizable roots. Say that in the comments. I did and received wonderful roots
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The one we received came bare rooted with wet newspapers wrapped around the roots. I can tell you that the dwarf tree we bought last year now has 7 lemons growing. They are about the size of a peach but still green. We hope to be able to use them soon.
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I have only had them one season so far and they do not grow at the rate they are purported to. I did not plant them near the foundation or sewer line so I really couldn't tell you.
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I would wrap roots in paper towl and put the roots in the water. I waited about a week.before planting mine they are doing good in the house. I live in Michigan and the plants were blooming I didn't want them outout side because they would go dormant.
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No, but they are bare-root strawberries, just dig a hole, plant the roots with the crown above ground and water. The strawberry plants will start to grow leaves. Just keep watering them.
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I have tall ones, about 1 to 1 1/2 ft., and they don't spread out much at all. I haven't had much luck trying to cut and root them. But they do bloom all year here in California. I do have one short one, but it doesn't spread out either. Hope this helps.