SD51555
5 year old buck +
I have had good luck packing ROD tightly together and getting very good bushes going early. I'm wondering if I could do the same with elderberry. I recently got some pilot plants going at my place, and now I've got high hopes to start doing cuttings once those plants are ready. I've read up on the elderberries I've got, and discovered these need a different species to pollenize each other. I just happen to have two of one variety, and one of another.
My question is, is it possible to plunk two varieties of cuttings into one large pot and then transplant that pot out later as one unit in one cage? I wonder if they'd take the crowding well and figure it out, or if they need to be separate?
My question is, is it possible to plunk two varieties of cuttings into one large pot and then transplant that pot out later as one unit in one cage? I wonder if they'd take the crowding well and figure it out, or if they need to be separate?