Do the dwarf crown of thorns spread, or do I need to make cuttings and root them?
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I have tall ones, about 1 to 1 1/2 ft., and they don't spread out much at all. I haven't had much luck trying to cut and root them. But they do bloom all year here in California. I do have one short one, but it doesn't spread out either. Hope this helps.
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they need to dry out first let them sit and make cuttings,use soil like cactus soil.
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I'm in New Mexico and have an atrium indoors. In AZ we had 2 standard pomegranate trees that did very well on simple drip irrigation-the birds ate most of the fruit though. I planted this dwarf in a pot, this way I can move it around indoors or outdoors. Pomegranates take well to pruning once established-you can keep it within a size that is comfortable for you.
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I wouldn't let them get root bound in the thing but I don't see why not. They are supposed to be better than regular pots...so if dwarf fruit trees do well in regular pots. Id transplant soon after the roots hit the sides of any pot.
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I am told that you can get 2 cuttings from one planting, but it has never worked for me. It grows in sparsely, nothing like the first cut. I usually just have multiple trays going at one time, usually 3-4 days apart.
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Yes, I used Bontone Rooting powder and followed their instructions. I am in Midwest and twice I failed to grow these Plumeria cuttings. Good luck to you.
474505
Just make sure the roots are not all skinny ones. They need to be hand picked to make sure you are getting decent sizable roots. Say that in the comments. I did and received wonderful roots
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No transfer it on the ground they grow 10 foot height 3-4 feet wide . It's better on the ground the roots expand and they grow better . You can trim them
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Yes it will..I did that to start and put 1 in the pot and then later had to put them in the ground and used 2 for both of those plants. My plants are doing well with these spikes. Good luck. :)
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As far as I know, all blackberries and dewberries are perennials. One variety in Oregon is so prolific and large that it is considered a weed. This variety you are interested in was developed by the University of Arkansas. I do not know if it is hardy in your area. It is patented so propagation without a license (and a fee to UA) is prohibited until the patent runs out. They may spread some underground, but most often new plants are started when a tip makes contact with the soil for several months. I know Triple Crown is grown in a variety of climates and might be more suitable for your situation. The plants I purchased from this seller were very young and very small. Both plants failed to survive in my garden.
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It worked great on my hawthorns that had a lot of blight. Apply at least 2x couple weeks apart. Then follow up with miracle grow to Feed the bushes
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I've never attempted to root a succulent as most I've ever dealt with happily self propagate. If I had to assume though, I would assume no. This hormone is meant to be used on woody stalks and most succulent plants don't have one.
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I had problems with Rose of Sharon. Killed them with no regrowth. You must apply the product to the freshly cut surface soon after cutting the vine back. The product will NOT decay the stump...its purpose is to prevent regrowth. Works great!
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Depends on how big it gets and how big you want it to get. Keep in mind that it likes a lot of sun and water. The bigger the base vine the bigger the plant will be. I had one that had sun all day before I moved and now they only get morning to noon time sun and they are growing nowhere near the rate they had before.
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Put them in the ground now .I used to raise 5 acres in Granger, Indiana I am in california and put some 2 year crowns in 3 mos ago and get some ediible asperugus already .
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I am not sure if it is a tree or shrub. I know that right now 3 of them have sprouted some beautiful leaves. Right now I have them in pots that are about 10-12 inches high. I do feel that i will need to re-pot them soon. Sorry I could not be of more help. Once they get bigger, I might have a better idea.
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these grow slow....start in pots with peat and let the seed sit barely covered (yeah seeds are small)...leave in pots for a while, at least 9-10 inches tall, and transplant. the longer they get in the ground the better roots establish so start seeds as early as possible. i got a 20 seed packet and only 5 germ. and got established (that is a good result)...as long as the root bed gets established, they have a better chance of winter survival. i lost 2 because of a really bad ice storm that ruined the root bed because they werent established enough....still, better have a green thumb for Eucalyptus...not for beginners
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I would prefer a powdered rooting compound to start the cuttings. Several are available that contain a rooting hormone.The Superthrive works best after the root system has been established.