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8 foot cordyline, moved, will it survive?
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Any success stories here moving huge cordylines?
My 8 foot cordy was leaning a ridiculous amount and looked out of place in its position so at weekend dug it up and moved it. Weighed an absolute ton and took four people to lift it.
I had to bury part of the trunk to make it stable in new spot does anyone know if this will root? or just rot? and chance of it surviving?
My 8 foot cordy was leaning a ridiculous amount and looked out of place in its position so at weekend dug it up and moved it. Weighed an absolute ton and took four people to lift it.
I had to bury part of the trunk to make it stable in new spot does anyone know if this will root? or just rot? and chance of it surviving?
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You will just have to ensure you water it twice a day in this hot weather and hope for the best. It is always a gamble moving an established plant.
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