R RichS Member Joined Mar 28, 2012 Messages 6 Reaction score 0 Apr 9, 2012 #1 I was told that if I plant my rhizomes vertically they would not spread as much but still grow tall and healthy. I was wondering if anyone had tried this, and if so could you please tell me if it worked.
I was told that if I plant my rhizomes vertically they would not spread as much but still grow tall and healthy. I was wondering if anyone had tried this, and if so could you please tell me if it worked.
B-Hoppy Well-Known Member Joined Apr 1, 2010 Messages 1,797 Reaction score 416 Location ohio Apr 9, 2012 #2 Yes, and it does work. Get hoppin'!
tchuklobrau Well-Known Member Joined Jan 12, 2011 Messages 1,008 Reaction score 16 Location Gowanda Apr 10, 2012 #3 B-Hoppy said: Yes, and it does work. Get hoppin'! Click to expand... +1 worked for me as well.
_JP_ Well-Known Member Joined Mar 29, 2011 Messages 310 Reaction score 13 Location Woodstock Apr 10, 2012 #4 I planted 2 vertically last year. They both rotted in the ground. I planted the next 2 at a 45° angle. They rotted also. The other 6 at 45° lived. Planted 5 new ones this year, horizontally, and they're doing great so far. 2 months old. Just my 2c.
I planted 2 vertically last year. They both rotted in the ground. I planted the next 2 at a 45° angle. They rotted also. The other 6 at 45° lived. Planted 5 new ones this year, horizontally, and they're doing great so far. 2 months old. Just my 2c.