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repot or not?

20 years ago

I have three rooted cuttings. I started the rooting process in 2006.07.01. So they are very young, and only have few leaves (6-8 each). Now they are in my house, next to a window. The temperature is about 74-75 F all day, and will be in the whole winter season. (maybe a bit more if the heat is starting, because I put them over the radiator) I don't want to use a supplimental light. Now they are OK, but when the length of the days decreaseing radical, probably they will go dormant. I think that will be in Nov. or Dec. This is not a problem because I don't want to grow them all over the winter.

And the substance is: they are still in the rooting mix - 1/3 potting soil 2/3 perlit - Should I keep them in, or repot to a soil which contains more potting soil and sand, manure? And of course in bigger pots... Or wait untill they go dormant, and after repot? Or another choice: When they go dormant, store them in the garage, and repot in the next spring?

balage

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