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Wierd things happening.
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Freedom Gotta' Be Free 😂 That cultivar is a real traveler.
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I puropsely let my Prime Arks lay on the ground to reproduce another plant, I cover the tip of the cane with dirt and keep it watered , it works far better for me than cuttings which have never worked out for me !
This guy is tripping on acid or something. Very strange.
It absolutely works. I’ve done videos on that. In fact, it’s the best way to propagate… Almost foolproof.
Hahaha
I dug up two of those runners or sprouts last spring and put them both in 3 gallon pots . A couple months later I went to transplant them and I couldn’t lift the pots . Roots had grown down through the drainage hole in each pot . I had to get my pruners and cut the roots and they were thick . The roots must be strong to grow through your container bottoms but they get weaker and start crumbling a bit after a couple years .
Yes, I’m sure that’s what happened. The containers lifespan is just about up.
And yes, if there’s a drainage hole in the bottom of a pot, they will definitely find it.
Interesting video! Have you ever tried growing the Natchez blackberry? They are thornless and ours are producing huge berries now. Be safe cleaning up after the tornado, glad y'all are ok.
Yes I have, several years ago. They are a great Berry variety.
They are one of those plants that grow anywhere....our roads over here in ireland are lined in blackberry bushes,,,they spread like wild fire on their own!
We have a lot of wild blackberries here too. These are cultivated, so they are a little different… A little better and more productive I think. Greetings from Texas!
@@BIGALTX 👍
Third option: That is cane that is sprouting from the old root stock still in ground from where you had plants there before you put them in tubs. I have had plants show back years after I was certain they were all dead. I have Kiowas sprouting where I have not had kiowas in 8 years.
Sure, that will happen. However, this was not a place where I ever had blackberries in the ground. They were about 100 yards away when they were in the ground. Seems evident that there is a rupture in the bottom of this blue tub. Thanks for the comment.
Thats crazy Alan, but never underestimate black berries as you well know.
You bet!
I had a bunch of thornless blackberries growing in beds in my back yard. Two years ago my wife decided for me that we should move the blackberry patch to the far back of our property. I used pots of earth to tip root my new stock to move them and after those were viable we cut down all the remaining berry canes and tilled the dirt till it was very fine. We decided to create a new raised bed gardening system with large metal beds. We put down woven fabric weed blocker under the beds. It took a while to get the beds filled and we finally began planting this spring. What's really weird is that I have blackberry plants coming up in random places in my yard now two years after we cleaned the patch off. Apparently small pieces of root survived in the ground and are now coming up two years later. I've been digging them up and consolidating them in another area out of the way. A few even showed up in the raised bed area coming up through gaps in the fabric. These thing are tough and seem to be hard to eliminate.
Yep, I think those roots will live forever 😊
I use both Earth Boxes and the black mineral tubs. My oldest Earth Boxes are around 13 years old and still going strong. Same for the black mineral tubs. The blue mineral tubs are made of thinner material than the black ones and crack/deteriorate more quickly. Just don't stack the black ones. Getting them apart is nearly impossible. I even drilled holes in them to prevent a vacuum, but they just get too wedged together.
Good to know… And great tip thanks
Just giving you an update on my chickens who were laying on the ground. I finally got the cattle panels on the floor of the chicken house and it did not work, they are still laying on the ground, even though I bought a nice nesting box for them. I guess they just got in the habit and won’t quit.
Don’t give up… They can be broken
@@BIGALTX Really? That would be awesome because they also eat their eggs, so I bought the fancy roll away nest box. If you have more tips, let me know.
If you can get some of the empty black PVM tubs, made in Sealy Texas, they are much more heavy-duty than the blue ones you are using. I have some 20 years old, still working. Not paying big bucks for Earth Boxes. I feed the PVM tubs to my cattle so I have a good supply.
I haven’t heard of PVM. I will check that out, thanks!
Mine are not wicking tubs they are just in pots and the root out all the time and sprout up. I usually dig them up and pot them. I might sell them latter once they are established in the pot.
If the pots have any drainage holes in them then, yes, they will absolutely find the hole and go down in the ground
Tonight, there's going to be a Jail Break, [somewhere in this pot]... 🎶🎵 lol
I had one come up from under the wicking tub just like yours last year. I did not get it to repot! So far no new growth, only in Texas
Texas is tough to try to repot and transplant in the summer. It’s just too darn hot.
Used plastic food safe 55 gallon barrels cut in half make good wicking tubs. They are UV resistant. They last much longer than mineral tubs.
That’s what I have heard. Thanks for the confirmation!
Raspberries do that too and we just mowed over them.
That’s one way to deal with it 😊
Most likely they went through the bottom. I started with about 40 plants in the ground and they put out runners so ferociously that I had to start pulling them out and replanting them. Now I have over 100 and they keep going!!! Good problem to have for me :)
I've also had some look dead as can be just to see them sprouting up again as soon as they get some rain. They are survivors for sure.
Yes, they are… Very hardy
I believe the roots got big enough to break the bottom. Have you tried a perennial plant in a earthbox?
Not yet, but I think I’m going to put some blackberries in them. Make them permanent.
"Life finds a way." - Jurassic Park
Tru dat
Wowzers... It's A conundrum!! Wowzers I didn't realize this could happen...
Blessings
Thanks!
As G. Pyle would say. Well, G-o-o-o-ll-lyy!!!
I have one that’s doing that too , I figured that I left a piece that I cut off of it and it rooted
Probably true
After the berries are gone on my prime ark freedom blackberries , Do I need to cut off the canes that the berries were growing on
must have happened during one of the freezes?
also that means surely that some of your other tubs have cracks in them too...
Perhaps. I’m gonna have to keep an eye on them.
@@BIGALTX now that I think about it more, I wonder if the roots just grew through the plastic, and if so maybe it's still actually watertight? I'm curious to see an update!
That’s pretty crazy
Yep
Earthbox Prime Ark update: I have a 6 foot cain growing in the soil next to my Earthbox. Watching your video I decided to find out what is going on. My Earthbox had sank into the soil a bit, so I had to get a shovel an nudge it up a bit. The drain hole was a solid mass of roots going into the ground, and that's where the cain came from. Doesn't seem to impact the Prime Arks in the Earthbox, they are growing fine and producing nearly continuously.
Very good to know in case I ever decide to transplant them into earth boxes. Thanks for the info.
Hi Allen,
Should I take out suckers that sprouted up in my containers. They don't look like the big thick Primeacanes that come up, they look like a vine more than a cane. Would these make a new plant like a cutting and send up big canes months later?
Thank you for your great PAF blackberry videos. I watch them over and over.
Dale H. near Baton Rouge, Louisiana
I know what you’re talking about… I get those in most of my tubs.
Actually, they are a new primocane, but they just don’t look like the rest of the canes.
However, they will produce a few berries next year, so you may want to leave them alone.
As for propagating them, I’m not sure I’ve never tried it, but it’s worth a shot.
@@BIGALTX Thanks for your reply. I will transplant it to a empty container and see what happens. i'll keep you posted on how it grows. By the way I can't thank you again for showing us how to get the most out of growing PAF berries in containers I have been following your videos for three years and will continue watching. Keep up the good work. God bless.
Dale
I dug up 5 blackberries from my garden, my main blackberry trellis is only 20ft away really didn't see any sucker root from going to the blackberry row could be from seed.
Hmmmmm.
Interesting.
I am planning on adding poncas to the collection next growing season but for the time being, I have 4 healthy prime ark freedoms in the same style buckets. I have always found the berries very tart/sour. Any ideas on how to make the prime arks produce a sweeter berry?
Not really.
They are just not as sweet as some other varieties. But, I like them because they’re big 😊 and productive.
How long has that wicking tub been in place? Just curious.... We are on year 5 for ours. If that one is split somewhere, before I would buy earthboxes, I would try a double tub (since you get them for free).
This is the fourth year for these blackberries to be in these blue tubs, but I don’t know exactly how old they are. They may have been bought 2 or 3 years before that. Just not sure exactly how old they might be.
I have already replaced one, and have a video on it. It’s not that hard.
I just lifted the blackberry with my front end loader and slid another tub under it and set it down. Slicker than snot.
A bird ate it and deposited it.
Ha ha ha… You did not watch to the end. The mystery was solved at the end.
Do to your videos I have planted my first wicking tub blackberries. They are doing well, but beetles and other critters are eating the green leaves. What do you suggest? Thanks
I’ve never really had much of a problem with bugs eating the leaves of the berry plants. You may want to try an organic spray like Monterey Bug Buster 0
Before watching i bet i can guess, canes coming up from ground. Same thing happened to me but mine are in cloth pots. Shouldn’t matter because they self prune. Don’t get it. I have four or 5 new canes coming up from ground. I use 30 gallon cloth pots. U can get 5 for about $30. Cannot beat price
They will definitely go through a cloth pot. But, I’m really surprised they found a way through the bottom of this blue tub. It must’ve ruptured.
Life find the way ... seeds
Yep
What is the best time of year to tip root im in tn zone 7 b enjoy your videos
Actually, I think anytime would be good to tip root blackberries. I think they would root in the winter as well as in the summer. Might need to make sure they’re hydrated in the summertime, but I think it would work most anytime of the year. And, it’s the best way to propagate for sure. Much less chance of Failure
Thank you so much
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Not blackberry but blueberry and raspberry bushes in containers. I have 5 plants I got from barefoot. All are in blue wicking containers. I used sphagnum moss and pine bark mulch as soil. Ph 5.6. The plants have been in containers for 6 weeks. The blue berries are slowly growing new growth and they are green but not a bright green. But the raspberries have next to no new growth and are have pale lime green weak looking leaves. I’m in eastern New Mexico just west of Lubbock , zone 7b I believe. Any ideas on what to check?
I have one mineral tub that nothing grows in. I think there must be something residual in it. Don't know if that is your problem. I planted some beans in it this year. A couple sprouted, but wouldn't grow. I moved them to a different tub and they took off. I will dump the soil someplace on the property I don't care about and scrub it really well before I try planting in it again. You might move the raspberries to a different place.
I’ve never grown blueberries or raspberries so really not sure. I think raspberries have a very similar growing pattern and method of care as blackberries. But not sure what your problem might be.
Sounds like pretty good advice. Thank you!
I think it's a seed drop, or a bird ate the blackberry and pooped the seed.
You didn’t stay to the end 😊 I solved the mystery at the end
I'm betting its from seed.
I lost that bet.
Ha ha ha
Dude...what kinda drugs are you on over there in Texas?
Just high on Jesus 👍🏻😎
You have a crack in your tube maybe.
Yep 👍🏻😎
Wierd things happening.
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alan
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