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Originally Posted by SaraJean
I asked Fred Clarke about this when he was giving a talk in Mississippi a few weeks back. He said that if they can get some sort of light just to get the seasonal variation (I.e. shorter day length moving into longer days in the spring), that’s ideal, especially if you have some that are reluctant to break dormancy. However, they can and will break dormancy with no light in the winter. I kept mine in shoeboxes under my bed the last few years with no issues. They don’t fit in the shoe boxes now, so I’m keeping them in a closed up semi-see through Tupperware bin on the floor of my greenhouse this year. It will be extremely shaded but he said that would work fine.
Edit: while it’s in spike, I would still give it some light though  |
Nice! Thank You. Yea mine lost it's spike
Not sure why but fingerscrossed it will be better next year.
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