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Started by Eristic, April 23, 2007, 23:47:09

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Eristic

Is it my imagination or do plants immidiately grow bigger the moment they are repotted? I potted on 5 dhudi plants this afternoon and they looked twice as large this evening. Do plants sense the extra space and spread themselves out like a lout on a big sofa?

Eristic


quizzical1

Oddly enough, I was thinking exactly the same about the tomato plants I potted up to their final positions (ex Morrisons flower buckets) on Sunday!!!!
Grow your own and enjoy the fruits of your labours,
Regards Alan.

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MrsKP

that's exactly what my calliope aubs did Eristic !   ;D

and like you quizzical, my toms that have made it to the black buckets look as if they were made to be be there, where the one's still in the wee pots look ........ wee !

found some nasty looking yellowing leaves on some of the toms though, so in good husbandry stylee, i cut them off and pretended i never saw them !   8)
There's something happening every day  @ http://kaypeesplot.blogspot.com/ & http://kaypeeslottie.blogspot.com/

debjay

hi
they must do because it happened to my pumpkins  ;D
they seemed to grow overnight
debs :)

Rohaise

Hi Eristic ! What,s a Dhudi plant ?    Sounds like something wierd and wonderful !      ;D   Rohaise  in Cornwall

Tee Gee

Reminds me of when my grandma loosened her corsets she got bigger sraight away ::) Could small pots have the same effect ;)

Eristic

QuoteReminds me of when my grandma loosened her corsets she got bigger sraight away Roll Eyes Could small pots have the same effect Wink

Ha! ;D
It's probably just my imagination but often only a few hours after transplanting, the plants seem to have grown a lot even though they are not pot bound. Not just these plants but many times there appears to be a noticable increase in size of a plant shortly after transplanting.

Dhudi! Probably a cucurbit, looks like a green marrow/squash, climbs to about 12' and is a staple food in Asia. I was given some seeds by an Indian lady on the site in exchange for a Jerusalem artichoke so now I have to try to grow my Dhudi to equal hers without her knowledge of the plant.

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