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RE: Raspberry Advice - Broadway - 16-01-2021 Canes arrived today, any advice on storage until I can get them planted please? RE: Raspberry Advice - Veggie - 16-01-2021 How long until you can plant them? Are we talking days or weeks? RE: Raspberry Advice - Broadway - 16-01-2021 (16-01-2021, 01:41 PM)Veggie Wrote: How long until you can plant them? Are we talking days or weeks?Hi Veggie I'm hoping days RE: Raspberry Advice - Veggie - 16-01-2021 Somewhere cool then. RE: Raspberry Advice - Broadway - 16-01-2021 (16-01-2021, 02:09 PM)Veggie Wrote: Somewhere cool then.Thanks, shouldn't be to hard RE: Raspberry Advice - Vinny - 16-01-2021 In a bucket or watter if they are bare rooted. RE: Raspberry Advice - Veggie - 16-01-2021 Sorry, Vinny, I'm going to disagree with you about putting them in water until you can plant them as this will trigger them into growth prematurely. Give them a good soak a couple of hours before you plant, otherwise keep them cool and in their dormant state. RE: Raspberry Advice - Vinny - 16-01-2021 (16-01-2021, 02:59 PM)Veggie Wrote: Sorry, Vinny, I'm going to disagree with you about putting them in water until you can plant them as this will trigger them into growth prematurely.If he is planting them in a couple of days I would have thought their root tips would die and shrivel if left.? I can't imagine much root growth in a couple of days anyway, but i can imagine the plants roots re-absorbing a wee a bit of water RE: Raspberry Advice - Veggie - 16-01-2021 As you told me on another thread - Each to their own. https://www.starkbros.com/growing-guide/how-to-grow/berry-plants/raspberry-plants/planting RE: Raspberry Advice - Admin - 16-01-2021 I have some canes that need planting out just in a bucket of dry compost |