In spite the fact that it grew in this almost mudlike and very wet bogsoil I could see some new hairroots in the top soil
The rootball is quite heavy due to all the water it contains. It's much more labourous to collect spruces than pines...
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Spruce part 1
This spruce was collected last year. It had been prepared for a few years by fertilizing it a few times every year.
In spite the fact that it grew in this almost mudlike and very wet bogsoil I could see some new hairroots in the top soil
The rootball is quite heavy due to all the water it contains. It's much more labourous to collect spruces than pines...
In spite the fact that it grew in this almost mudlike and very wet bogsoil I could see some new hairroots in the top soil
The rootball is quite heavy due to all the water it contains. It's much more labourous to collect spruces than pines...
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2 comments:
I wish you all the best for this stunning picea. I know its very difficult whats about fertilising the leaves in that stadium ? I have good experiance by dealing that kind of evergreenyamadoris.
saludos
avicenna
The spruces I collect grow far away from my home and foliage feeding only gives ashort term effect. I feed with inorganic long term pellets a few times every year, I think that is as good as I can do : -)
But I do give them foliage feeding once every week when I have got them home.
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