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We have planted these young plants by adding compost to our infertile soil, and since it is raining today, the rooting should be easy.
Jeannine Pierraccini
Earth divided
For the plants packaged in the transparent green cells, a large portion of the soil has spilled into the box. I believe the neck has been affected during transportation.
In the specific research area, out of the three young plants received, only one has successfully established itself, unlike the other two which appear to be growing much slower, despite identical growing conditions.
Hello,
just a note on the fact that you mention that the Imperata red baron has "fleurs" when they are actually non-existent!
Germain
DRAGUIGNAN
I have indeed protected the 3 naked young plants received from the grasses, but the plants did not withstand the heatwave. What a catastrophe this year despite the care given to the field of plants!
Claire
Marcoussis
Quite disappointed with the 2 young plants purchased: they are languishing despite regular watering in this heatwave context.
Candice
Mediterranean
Plant received in November and immediately potted as a temporary measure before final installation in a mountainous area at the end of summer. Very good establishment.
Sabrina
Mountain
Give it as frost-free, I will monitor it closely.
josseline
Gunstett
Arrived in good condition. For its first summer, I am not disappointed, it has grown a bit and it is a nice shade of red.