Now you behave. It's a heirloom tree.Did it flop around much during the ride?
It's a serious question!Now you behave. It's a heirloom tree.
Your confusing it with your Satchel Paige bobblehead on the dashboard.It's a serious question!
You know how trees can wiggle during transport.
Now who's misbehaving?Your confusing it with your Satchel Paige bobblehead on the dashboard.
?Now who's misbehaving?
Omg I literally thought it was gonna snap in half..Did it flop around much during the ride?
I wondered. Seems like too much jostling would be rough on these.Omg I literally thought it was gonna snap in half..
I like how it's upright they really never cut back so.it got droopy and top heavy.Mine is only 50 plus years oldView attachment 167214
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They are in their final resting spot. The cutting to the right a sawed off a couple branches deciding to keep the lower branch as it looked pretty cool as a cascadeheld up by a stick. I scraped the bottom down to the cambium layer and put my rooting hormone on it and hoping that it roots withn time, I guess time will only tell tho
Do you think it will root with the hormone though?In the future, jade doesn't need any rooting hormone. Just take any piece that breaks off, let it dry until the wound is dry, and then stick it in good-draining soil like a desert pottery mix you can buy at Home Depot. Too much water is more dangerous than not enough. They enjoy water but you need to let the soil dry completely between waterings - just like most succulents / cacti.