Fagus sylvatica evolution (2007-2015) still in progress
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Fagus sylvatica evolution (2007-2015) still in progress
2007 In december, raw material

2007-2013 in a few minutes
2014 in february

2014 in may

2014 in july

2014 in december

2015 in february

same day after take off the leaves, and take a look at the fail layeing (I'll try again)

01/05/15

09/05/15

11/05/15 first roots in the layering


I hope you like it!
....to be continued

2007-2013 in a few minutes
2014 in february

2014 in may

2014 in july

2014 in december

2015 in february

same day after take off the leaves, and take a look at the fail layeing (I'll try again)

01/05/15

09/05/15

11/05/15 first roots in the layering


I hope you like it!
....to be continued

davidlpf- Member
Re: Fagus sylvatica evolution (2007-2015) still in progress
It isn´t such a fail, you have a nice base for good nebari.
Andreasdeutscher- Member
Re: Fagus sylvatica evolution (2007-2015) still in progress
Video update 17/05/15
Greetings from Spain
David
Greetings from Spain
David
davidlpf- Member
Fagus sylvatica evolution (2007-2015) still in progress
Did the layer work? If not have you covered the plastic bottel in something to keep the contents in the dark? Try and wrap some dark cloth around it as roots need darkness I think?
BrendanR- Member
Re: Fagus sylvatica evolution (2007-2015) still in progress
BrendanR wrote:Did the layer work?
Yes, it did

on 13/06/15 it looked like this
So I cut the branch
and I put it in a new pot with a soil mix of akadama and pomice fifty/ fifty, without disturbing the root ball. In future repotting, I'll take away all the spagnum moss, but by now, I don't want run any unnecessary risk
You have the whole history in this spanish forum click,click, in spanish of course, but with tons of photos!
If not have you covered the plastic bottel in something to keep the contents in the dark? Try and wrap some dark cloth around it as roots need darkness I think?
In my experience, there isn't any difference covering o not the airlayer.I did an experiment with an English elm, another link in spanish click,click
I did three airlayers in three branches on the same tree, one uncover and two cover, and all three sprouted root more or less equally.
Thanks for your comment
David
davidlpf- Member
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