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For $5 each it’s a really good deal. Nicely rooted about a foot tall cuttings . Paid $33 with delivery for all 4.
I’ve got Austin, Syunt, Sogdiana, and Azadi

Great price! There's a few on their website that I wouldn't mind adding to my collection. Can you share a pic of your plants when you get a minute? I'd like to see what they actually look like.

Sure, will do tomorrow with a daylight.
I already potted them up so you won’t see the roots but they were good.

Here is a Syunt. I bit bent in a box but no big deal.
It is in a 1 gal pot

Hey for $5 you can't go wrong. Young pom wood repairs easy. If the bend isn't a 100% break you can tape the branch and it will heal over in like 3 weeks.

Good stuff - The Syunt I received a couple of weeks ago looks pretty much identical to yours. Related, have you had any luck sourcing those bigger plants you were looking for?

pombazaar wrote: Thu Dec 03, 2020 1:38 pm Hey for $5 you can't go wrong. Young pom wood repairs easy. If the bend isn't a 100% break you can tape the branch and it will heal over in like 3 weeks.

Not broken, just bent. The branches are very flexible, will support them with stakes

Blake wrote: Thu Dec 03, 2020 4:00 pm Good stuff - The Syunt I received a couple of weeks ago looks pretty much identical to yours. Related, have you had any luck sourcing those bigger plants you were looking for?

I hope they grow well. I’ve never tasted those varieties, just read about them. Will 3 years be enough?

Several people pointed to Rolling River and also suggested talking to a local nursery asking them to order from Dave Wilson. I think I am ok for now. That wasn’t for me but for my friend who tasted my poms and now wants to plant them too having fruit ASAP

Makes sense, I admit it seemed sort of strange to me that you - someone whose gotten fruit from a seedling in a year! - would be all that concerned about starting with a 3g pom versus a 1g (or smaller).

Blake wrote: Thu Dec 03, 2020 5:06 pm Makes sense, I admit it seemed sort of strange to me that you - someone whose gotten fruit from a seedling in a year! - would be all that concerned about starting with a 3g pom versus a 1g (or smaller).

Lol! I just wanted to make the life easier for someone else