California Coast Redwood Giant Tree Seeds
(Sequoia sempervirens)
Redwood, also known as “Coast Redwood” (Sequoia sempervenis), are Ancient Giants. The Tallest living beings on Earth reaching heights of up to 360 feet tall, and typically live anywhere from 500~1,000 years old. Sometimes, Even 2,000 years! Descendents from an even more ancient lineage that goes into the prehistoric dinosaur era of North America.
Redwood is a Rapidly Growing tree which may average 50 feet in the first 20 years. That combined with it’s unique Towering Presence make’s it a Must Have for any bonsai collection. They produce an extensive root system early, (which means there is a lot more care involved with the roots if doing bonsai), and they can put on 6 to 8 foot a year in the wild.
Top 10 Facts That Make Redwood Trees Magnificent:
Tallest Tree on Earth.
Almost as Old as the Dinosaurs.
They Live for Thousands of Years.
Redwoods Take Care of Each Other.
They Make Rain.
Entire Ecosystems Live in Their Branches.
Wild Animals Thrive Here.
Redwoods are Climate Change Heroes.
Requirements:
Zones: 7~9
Height: 60~360 feet tall.
Spread: 25~75 feet.
Sun: Full Sun
Drought Tolerance: Low
Water: Medium
Soil: Moist, rich, & well drained.
Coast Redwood Germination:
Redwood seeds are not the easiest to germinate and are Well Known for very low germination rates.
1) With a germination rate of only appx 20%, Germination speed can be increased by soaking for 24 hours in distilled water.
2) Plant at least 20 seeds 1/8 deep or less in the same spot inside a shallow container using clean potting soil. Plant shallow as the seeds need light in order to germinate.
3) Cover with plastic to keep moist & in a cool area with “indirect” light. No sun at first as they must Not become dry during germination.
4) As soon as the tree is a few inches tall, it can be moved into a larger container.
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