My germination rates are pretty good and I'm potting on using a general purpose garden centre mix but its a bit lacklustre and I'm having to supplement with a lot of liquid feeding. Would a mix of 1/3 composted cow or chicken manure and 2/3 mix be more suitable with a slow release general purpose osmocote on top?
Thanks for any suggestions.
On the wet moss bed or in? I've read everything from 1 inch deep to leaving them on the surface. Please help.
I read that larch lose their needles as an adaptation to the very cold environs they typically inhabit (don’t have to invest heavily in a thick cuticle), and I’m wondering what advantage being deciduous poses to the bald cypress? The floodplains and swamps of the south aren’t that cold, so I’d imagine the selective pressures for the cypress resulting in this trait were different than those for the larch.
I have bought probably 150 Lebanese Cedar seeds over the last 3 years from Strictly Medicinal Seeds, but can never get them to sprout. I follow the germination process religiously, and have tried other methods I’ve read from various forums, but still haven’t had any luck. I feel that I am getting non-viable seeds. Btw, I’m not bashing Strictly Medicinal Seeds, they’re a wonderful company. I have a few Lebanese Cedar saplings from them and they are doing great!
We have a like next to our new apartment and I haven't seen one of these trees in so omg and I've always loved the erie beauty they have! Any help would be nice! Thank you!
