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▲ 23 r/JapaneseMaples

Just bought my first 3 maples!

Very excited to start these. I will have these in containers

What soil mixture is best suited and suggested from you guys.

I was going to use 70% sunshine 4 mix and 30% pumice.

Also read its good to use pine bark but unfortunately I cant seem to find any for a good reasonably priced pine bark. I heard you can do orchid bark as well. Just seeing what is best to let these guys thrive in soil. I know I need to keep the acidity in the soil just not too much.

Any suggestions would be helpful thank you

I live in zone 10b i got a spot with great morning sun then around 11 am its all shade from there.

u/Recent-Test-7379 — 9 days ago
▲ 3 r/hydrangeas

Sad times

So i think i put it in too much sunlight im in zone b

I transplanted it into acidic soil so is that also the reason all my flowers and leaves died? All my other plants are doing fine so are these just that sensitive

u/Recent-Test-7379 — 2 months ago
▲ 15 r/Plumeria

Planted these cuttings in after calluses

In a shady spot outside and I live in zone 10b

I have not put any water in. I did do rooting powder when I first put them in about a week ago. When should I water them. I read when you see a leaf growing then you can. What do you guys do

u/Recent-Test-7379 — 2 months ago
▲ 4 r/Vermiculture

Newbie

Just bought 3 food grade 5 gallon containers

Put some holes in the bottom and top sides of one and now putting in the cardboard and I have some organic raised bed soil I can mix in with?

The 500 red wiggles are coming and they also added 100 euro nights too. So I heard its fine to mix them in

How will I know how much cardboard and soil I should put down for them?

Also when I put them in can I put poluveried egg shells in too?

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u/Recent-Test-7379 — 2 months ago
▲ 3 r/strawberry

This wind knocked my berry over!

It knock my strawberry over

Am I cooked

Or should I bury the black stem part in the soil? I just dont want it to root rot

u/Recent-Test-7379 — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/DragonFruit

Just bought 3 or 4 American beauty cuttings

Hey guys

Planning on planting the america beauty 3 or 4 of the cuttings into a 30 gallon favric pot with a trellis i will build. How high do you guys make them around 4ft tall or 5ft? And i did some research i can just start planting the cuttings in that one 30 gallon right?

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u/Recent-Test-7379 — 3 months ago
▲ 9 r/Blueberries

I think these are doing well

First one is blueberry pink the second and third is the same its the sunshine

How are they so far its in a 5 gallon cloth pot in acidic soil so far they are doing well. They been in there for about 3 weeks. How much longer can these be in 5 gallon

Next season?

Also third pic its kinda shivering up from maybe the bigger branch shading it? I also pruned off all of the flowers from this sunshine so maybe its sad from that?

u/Recent-Test-7379 — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/Plumeria

Help with cutting

My neighbors branch broke off luckily I was there to save it.

Is this where I should cut for all of these to make 3 or what should I do

u/Recent-Test-7379 — 3 months ago
▲ 31 r/Citrus

Dwarf lemon tree

Just got a dwarf myers and this one was the only one that had a strong root base and the others were skinny and tall. Hopefully I made the right choice. I also took the small lemon off as well. Anything else I should do? I need to go buy pine Bark mulch later this week

u/Recent-Test-7379 — 3 months ago
▲ 2 r/Citrus

First time growing improved Myers lemon dwarf tree

I was going to pick one up in this weekend probably a 5 gallon and transplant it to a 10 gallon cloth pot. Any tips and tricks? I read to plant it in citrus soil but I haven't seen much more than that. I live in socal so its easy for the tree to live ive heard.

Thanks!

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u/Recent-Test-7379 — 3 months ago