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PlanetaCactus: Echinocactus
... genus is easily propagated by seeds, reaching the young plants about 10 seeding cm. wide in the first or second year. The young specimens must be protected from direct sun, exposing them gradually ...
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PlanetaCactus: Echinocactus grusonii | Golden barrel
... and prominent ribs, that do not get very noticed in the young specimens. Areolas show yellow wool when the plant is young, later white and grayish when the plant is older. They are ... are shining yellow color. Growing tips: The plant requires very well drained soil. Even when young plants are better in partial shade, adult plants need full sun. Propagation by seeds. ..:::Version ...
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PlanetaCactus: Ferocactus coloratus
... between 13 and 20. The areolas are big and extended and are felted in the young specimens. The radial spines are between 10 and 14. They are long and thin, white, straight ... uncinated and much more wider than the rest. All are red when the plant is young, but they become reddish as the plant grows older. The flowers are yellow and so ...
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PlanetaCactus: Ferocactus latispinus
... wide. The ribs are between 8 and 14 when the plant is young, but they can be up to 23 when adult. They show ... arranged in number of 4 or maybe more. They are red when young and reddish when adult. They normally appear turgid or directed towards ... porous substrate. Watering must be moderate. It is recommended that the young specimens be protected from cold, since too low temperatures can cause orange ...
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Thematic Plan 2002-2008, appendix 1 - ANBG
... specimens of hard to grow taxa, with small water feature. Domestic garden setting. Planting till 2008 Med H 1,2,6 202 STERCULIACEAE Fine collection of young ... ,3,5,6 219 Eastern Rainforest Verge Many fine young specimens of palms, trees, shrubs and forbs, under Eucalyptus ... , Darwinia, Verticordia and Chamelaucium Good collection of young establishing specimens. Planting till 2008 Med T 1,2 223 Mixed ...
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Wisteria
... developing seeds. Propagation: Cuttings, layering Repotting The roots of wisteria are extremely strong and vigorous. Young specimens should be repotted every year, and the roots must be combed out and reduced aggressively ...
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Cedar of Lebanon
... needles and cones, which are held upright above the foliage, add to the impressive appearance. Young specimens retain a pyramidal shape but the tree takes on a more open form with age ... tree where it will get good air circulation, but will be protected from wind, especially young trees and newly repotted trees. Conifers grow in association with a symbiotic fungus which grows ...
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Beech
... is quite ornamental. The bark looks like elephant skin on older specimens. The four tiny nuts in each spiny bur of this ... long- term project to grow a specimen beech. This is why young beech are often used in forest plantings. Propagation: Grafting, seeds sown ... the bud. Do not defoliate aged specimens or those that were collected from nature. Leaf prund young specimens only once every 2 years. Fagus ...
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Ginkgo
... in the south. However, leaves fall quickly and the fall color show is short. Male specimens are recommended as the seeds from females emit a rancid odor. However, this is much ... male specimens. Seed can be sown in spring after cold-treatment. May be air-layered in spring, or hardwood cuttings may be taken in autumn. Repotting: Young specimens require annual repotting, older specimens every ...
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ENGLISH APPLES - caring for young trees - DIVERSITY
... ENGLISH APPLES - caring for young trees - DIVERSITY Caring for Young Apple Trees Restricted forms of apple trees often bear fruit on their lower spurs in ... the trees get older, thinning has to be approached more seriously. Fewer fruits mean larger specimens and a decrease in total crop weight. However, you may prefer smaller apples. If this ...
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