Bocking #4 Comfrey Root Cuttings – Beyond Organic

Description

What You’ll Get

Each pack includes 10 freshly harvested Bocking #4 comfrey root cuttings, hand-selected from mature, well-established plants. These cuttings are ready to be planted and will quickly establish a productive comfrey patch.

🌿 1 Pack (10 Cuttings) – $40
🌿 2 Packs (20 Cuttings) – $75 (Save $5 per pack!)
🌿 5 Packs (50 Cuttings) – $150 (Best Value – Save $10 per pack!)

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Why Choose Bocking #4 Comfrey Root Cuttings?

Bocking #4 comfrey root cuttings come from a superior, non-invasive variety of comfrey, ideal for homesteaders, permaculture enthusiasts, and organic gardeners. It’s a high-yield, nutrient-rich plant that enhances soil health, creates excellent mulch, and supports sustainable gardening practices.

✅ Beyond Organic: No pesticides or synthetic fertilizers – just naturally grown, healthy root cuttings.
✅ Soil Regenerator: Pulls up deep minerals and makes them available to surrounding plants.
✅ Multi-Purpose: Use as fertilizer, compost booster, pollinator attractor, or livestock feed.
✅ Guaranteed to Grow: Shipped fresh and carefully packed for high success rates.

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How to Plant Bocking #4 Comfrey

1️⃣ Choose a sunny location with well-draining soil.
2️⃣ Dig a small hole 2-3 inches deep and insert the root cutting horizontally or vertically.
3️⃣ Cover lightly with soil and water thoroughly.
4️⃣ Expect growth within 2-3 weeks, depending on temperature and moisture.

Pro Tip: Once established, Bocking #4 comfrey is a hardy perennial that requires little maintenance!

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Common Questions (FAQ Section)

Q: How many cuttings do I need?
A: One pack of 10 cuttings covers a small garden area. For large-scale composting or permaculture, consider 2-5 packs.

Q: Will these grow in my climate?
A: Yes! Bocking #4 comfrey thrives in most U.S. growing zones (Zones 3-9) and is extremely hardy.

Q: How long does shipping take?
A: Orders ship within 3-5 business days, and arrive within 6-8 days via USPS.

Q: Are these roots invasive?
A: No! Unlike wild comfrey, Bocking #4 is sterile, meaning it won’t spread uncontrollably in your garden.