5 (PCS) Miniature Pine Tree Cuttings To Root or GRAFTING SCIONS

Description: Pine Cuttings should arrive healthy and disease free, with new growth at the tips. All orders are cut freshly upon order and then immediately dipped in wax to preserve freshness. After you receive your order, you may follow these simple instructions on how to root your cuttings. Growing a pine tree from cuttings successfully isnt too complicated. Rooting Pine Cuttings Start by taking off the wax on the ends of cuttings before use in any application. Pine Cuttings should arrive healthy and disease free, with new growth at the tips. Fill a celled planting tray with a loose, well-aerated rooting medium such aspine bark, peat moss or perlite mixed with an equal part of coarse sand. Water the rooting medium until it is evenly moist but not soggy. Remove the needles from the lower one-third to half of the cuttings. Then dip the bottom 1 inch (2.5 cm.) of each cutting inrooting hormone. Plant the cuttings in the moist cutting medium. Be sure no needles touch the soil. Cover the tray with clear plastic to create a greenhouse atmosphere. Cuttings will root faster if you place the tray on a heating mat set to 68 F. (20 C.). Also, place the tray in bright, indirect light. Water as needed to keep the rooting medium moist. Be careful not to overwater, which may rot the cuttings. Poke a few holes in the covering if you see water dripping down the inside of the plastic. Remove the plastic as soon as new growth appears. Be patient. The cuttings may take up to a year to root. Once the cuttings are well-rooted, transplant each one into a pot with a soil-based potting mix. This is a good time to add a little slow-release fertilize

Price: 11.95 USD

Location: San Jose, California

End Time: 2024-10-31T17:40:39.000Z

Shipping Cost: 0 USD

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5 (PCS) Miniature Pine Tree Cuttings To Root or GRAFTING SCIONS

Item Specifics

All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

Climate: Arid, Continental, Highland, Humid Continental, Humid Subtropical, Marine West Coast, Mediterranean, Mountain, Sub-tropical, Temperate, Tropical, Dry

Common Name: Pine Tree

Indoor/Outdoor: Indoor & Outdoor

Growth Habit: Clumping

Soil Type: Loam, Peat, Sand, well drain soil

Aspect: East-facing

Plant Category: SUCCULENT

Growth Stage: Flowering

USDA Hardiness Zone (u00B0F): 24 (40 to 50 ?F)

Genus: Crassula

Number in Pack: 10

Foliage: Pinnatisect

Features: Draught Resistant, Evergreen, Perennial