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Hardy Bulbs
... Roots develop from the plate when the bulb is actively growing. When you purchase bulbs, they are in a resting or dormant state, and the roots are not present. The flowers have already been formed by the time you purchase the bulbs, but they need a "cold period" (winter) of several months in order to develop ... the bulbs from "heaving" and breaking off new roots. As long as there is no danger of ...
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California Backyard Orchard: General Information - Propagation
... rooting stems, in which stems are induced to produce adventitious roots while they remain attached to the parent plant. Some plants (blackberries, ... shoots and the mound is built up as the shoots grow. Roots develop at the bases of these shoots. The following spring the ... make them preferable to growing a tree on its own roots. Grafting and budding involve joining two genetically distinct plants so ...
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The Virginia Camellia Society Members-in-Action
... damage, he says. To help prevent voles from munching on the roots, mix small sharp gravel with your soil before refilling your planting ... the root ball. If the root ball is tight and the roots are growing in a circle, use your fingers or a ... the roots in an outward direction. This allows the roots to penetrate and grow into the surrounding soil. * Adequate moisture is needed until new roots develop. ...
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PlantOasis.com - Ask a Question to a Plant Expert
... . One easy way to grow roots is to place the stalk in water, and just let it sit. It should develop roots over time. Another option is ... , and then you can either place the cutting in water until the roots develop, or else you can sprinkle rooting hormone on the end of the cutting ... ? Jades do like to be kept on the dry side, and can develop rot if they are kept too wet (either from getting too much ...
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Trees 1
... diseases of ash that occur virtually wherever ash is grown. Lesions appear early, hundreds may develop on a single leaflet. They are very small at first. Spray as recommended for anthracnose ... Root (bacterium - Agrobacterium rhizogenes): A large number of very small roots develop either from the base of the stem or the larger roots. No control is known. Cankers (fungi - Cytospora sp., Diplodia sp ...
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Dendrobium kingianum
... Cultivated plants should be watered often while actively growing, but the roots should be allowed to dry between waterings. Water should be gradually ... too large. Repotting is best done immediately after flowering when roots and new leads are beginning to grow. Plants may be ... as soon as roots develop. While plants will not bloom unless they are given a cool dry rest, latent buds may all develop and ...
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Sugar Cane, Pineapple, Coffee & Morinda
... is a section of the stem containing lateral buds and a region where adventitious roots develop. Cane fields are often burned prior to harvesting the stems. This removes the unwanted ... flower.] Modern pineapple cultivars are parthenocarpic. The seedless fruits embedded in the stem axis develop without pollination and without subsequent fertilization; however, seeds can be obtained by carefully ...
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Willow Leaf Fig
... fig which originated in Indonesia. Its light to dark gray trunk thickens well and aerial roots develop from the trunk and branches in humid shady environments. The leaves are alternate, dark green ... potted into very shallow containers because all of the roots can be removed. Shortly after potting it will develop an entirely new set of roots. Sudden changes in light or temperature may shock ...
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Orchids, orchid growing information, orchid care and orchid pictures - Bribie Island Orchid Society
... every watering. Rebasketing. This is best done every second year, before the new crop of roots develop, but when the fresh growths have started to grow. Don’t use too great a ... particularly prone to spotting but many other genera (especially those with broad, thin leaves) occasionally develop black leaf spots. Once these spots have developed, there is nothing one can do but ...
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Gardener's Network: Fall Bulb Fertilizer, Corms, Tubers, Tuberous Roots, and Rhizomes
... Gardener's Network: Fall Bulb Fertilizer, Corms, Tubers, Tuberous Roots, and Rhizomes Bulb Home Types How to Grow Fertilizer Depth Pests Propagation Forcing Bulbs Holiday ... , so you don't know it's happening. The bulb begins to send out ,and develop it's root system almost immediately. The root system needs to be well developed in ...
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