Avocado pit
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by SNOWWOLF on September 23, 2006 11:27 AM
All of the ones I have grown have split to allow both the roots and the stem to emerge, as for putting it in upside down,normally the more flattened side is put down and the rounded tip up. ![[Smile]](im/smile.gif)
I have however grown them the other way roung in water and they seem to have a better idea of how to grow than one would expect.
I have however grown them the other way roung in water and they seem to have a better idea of how to grow than one would expect.
by flowers46 on September 25, 2006 03:19 AM
what do you do once the plant is 2 ft tall, and growing in a pot. and it stays out of direct sun.
by SNOWWOLF on September 25, 2006 08:04 AM
Mine is planted in a large pot and sits in full sun. Its now over 6 foot tall and is quite happy with the arrangements. If I were you I would move it into a sunny spot gradually over several days to acclimate it to the stronger sun. Be sure it doesent get dehydrated but be sure also to not over water or you could drown it.
Also if you have the option(depending on where you live) if possile plant it in the ground or the largest container you can afford that you can move inside or to a sheltered location if you live where it gets cold. Living in central Florida I dont need to do much protecting of it beyond making sure it doesent dry out completly.
Also if you have the option(depending on where you live) if possile plant it in the ground or the largest container you can afford that you can move inside or to a sheltered location if you live where it gets cold. Living in central Florida I dont need to do much protecting of it beyond making sure it doesent dry out completly.
by Deborah L. on September 27, 2006 04:19 AM
Don't peel off the brown skin-it will come off bit by bit on its own.
The crack means that a little stem is coming, as well as the root you already have.
And yes, always put the point UP when rooting a pit.
Keep the water fresh.
I don't know when you should begin on plant food, does anyone else?
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The crack means that a little stem is coming, as well as the root you already have.
And yes, always put the point UP when rooting a pit.
Keep the water fresh.
I don't know when you should begin on plant food, does anyone else?
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by flowers46 on September 27, 2006 04:53 AM
THANKS SNOWWOLF FOR THE INFO.. I LIVE IN VALDOSTA AND YES IT CAN GET COLD HERE. IVE NOTICED IF THE PLANT SITS IN THE SUN WITH PLENTY OF WATER THE LEAVES DROOP, ONCE I MOVE THEM INTO THE SHADE THEY STAND BACK UP? AS FAR AS PLANT FOOD I USE ONLY WATER.
THANKS
THANKS
by tkhooper on September 27, 2006 05:54 AM
My got plant food right along with the rest of the house plants every other friday. I grew mine in soil rather than in water.
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by chermoni on October 02, 2006 10:23 AM
Thanks for the info. I'm pretty sure now that I'm doing it correctly. No stem yet but I've only just started it about a month or so ago.
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by kennyso on October 03, 2006 05:06 AM
quote:Maybe you've acustomed it to shade and I think you'll need to slowly harend it off to get it used to more sunlight
Originally posted by flowers46:
THANKS SNOWWOLF FOR THE INFO.. I LIVE IN VALDOSTA AND YES IT CAN GET COLD HERE. IVE NOTICED IF THE PLANT SITS IN THE SUN WITH PLENTY OF WATER THE LEAVES DROOP, ONCE I MOVE THEM INTO THE SHADE THEY STAND BACK UP? AS FAR AS PLANT FOOD I USE ONLY WATER.
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