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Nice Kevin. My plant got in the top septic line and Im in the process of chopping down. Took some cuttings to save and replant with.
Brad, is it why the red rover grew extremely well? are you able to save it by transplanting part of the root ball and vines?
Quote from: spaugh on April 22, 2020, 03:38:50 PMNice Kevin. My plant got in the top septic line and Im in the process of chopping down. Took some cuttings to save and replant with. I hate when that happens Brad, I fell for you I had the same happen only was redwood roots !!! Took off both access lid's and it didn't even spell because there was a 6-" layer of root's on top of effluent! Redwood still looks good had to have another redwood in front of house cut down because of drought! Don't get daily fog like we use too
Brad,"The grass is always greener over the septic tank..." - Erma Bombeck.I guess that saying applies to Passion Fruits.I had similar trouble last year with a large wild mulberry growing roots into the sewer line of a rental house.Roto Rooter was grinding away for hours!I had to cut it down... which was no loss... as it never fruited.Too much fertilizer I guess.Kevin Jones