




I still have more of this species nicked. I think what I’ll do with the rest is plant them directly; they seem to imbibe water very fast which means they’ll probably sprout in spring rains. I forgot to inoculate them with any of the inoculum I bought from prairie moon nursery but I believe you can add it later if you disturb the roots a bit. If this species even needs it. Mysteries.
That’s really cool. They look in a hurry to grow. I bet they do really well and i bet the ones you plant directly in the ground do well too. 🤞🏽
Thanks for showing your process!
The sickly one turned proper green now too!