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Arnhild,

Cut the bottom off of the pots and then plant them pot and all in a
bigger pot. That way the roots will grow into the bigger pot
undisturbed. If the original pot has a big drain hole, you don't even hav=e
to cut the pot. The roots will grow through the hole.

All this works best if the pots are bottom watered as with a wicking
pad. But it should work anyway.

When they go dormant, all these roots die away, so there's no problem
extracting the tuberlets.

Ray

At 10:58 AM 4/1/2002 +0200, you wrote:
>At 05:58 PM 31.3.02 -0500, Marge Talt wrote:
>>But, don't muck with them until they go dormant in their own time.
>
>I am afraid I did not sow them in deep enough soil? About 5-6 cm it is n=ow.
>If it should have been deeper there might be a possibility for me to try=to
>fill more in the bottom without mucking with the seedlings?
>yes or no to doing this .. at least after a while?
>Arnhild
>