yardenman (z7 MD). Seedlings should be large enough to have a thickened stem. Too small, and it is just to easy to damage them in the transplanting process. Too lagrge, and they are likely to need some serious root-teasing-out before planting.And you sure don't want a seedling that is developing any blossoms while in a pot.eedlings should be large enough to have a thickened stem. Too small, and it is just to easy to damage them in the transplanting process. Too lagrge, and they are likely to need some serious root-teasing-out before planting. And you sure don't want a seedling that is developing any blossoms while in a pot.
Chufa is an old plant of the south that has been grown for years for wild hogs, turkey and deer. Chufa has a peanut like tuber and is easily broadcast planted onto a full cultivated or lightly disked food plot area.
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