Japanese Flowering Quince cuttings in training.

[bonhe]

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[my nellie]

Absolutely lovely diversity!
Thanks for sharing your beauties, Thụ Thoại.

 

[bonhe]

Happy with rain water!



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[coh]

Rain in California! Who would've thought.

Nice pics

 

[bonhe]

Rain in California! Who would've thought.

Nice pics

Thank you . My area also set the record of temperature below 70 degrees F for the whole February !
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[bonhe]

This quince has more flowers this afternoon.


One of branches of the Mom


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[Carol 83]

So pretty.

 

[bonhe]

So pretty.

Thanks Carol 83
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[bonhe]

This quince has more flowers today


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[bonhe]

This tree has a lot of flowers this year. The rain may contribute to it!


Many beautiful flowers will come!


I will try to air layer as much as I could this year

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[W3rk]

I haven't found any clear answers to this, but can Quince be grown from root cuttings only (like an Elm)? It seems likely or possible given that they seem to grow suckers.

 

[fredtruck]

This quince has more flowers this afternoon.
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One of branches of the Mom
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really very nice flowers, the best I've seen this year. Great work, Bonhe!

 

[Shibui]

I haven't found any clear answers to this, but can Quince be grown from root cuttings only (like an Elm)? It seems likely or possible given that they seem to grow suckers.

Yes, definitely and quite easy too. Roots are often bent and twisted so can make great start to a new trunk unlike above ground stem which tend to be mostly straight.

 

[bonhe]

really very nice flowers, the best I've seen this year. Great work, Bonhe!

Thank you for your kind words, Fredtruck

I haven't found any clear answers to this, but can Quince be grown from root cuttings only (like an Elm)? It seems likely or possible given that they seem to grow suckers.

It is an interesting question.
As Shibui’s statement, it is easy to make a root cutting . Another thing you need to pay attention is that if you get the grafted quince, don’t expect the root cutting will have same characters as the grafted one .
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[bonhe]

The temperature went up to 74 F in the last two days , it helps the quince blooms faster.


I am waiting to see this one blooms

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[W3rk]

Yes, definitely and quite easy too. Roots are often bent and twisted so can make great start to a new trunk unlike above ground stem which tend to be mostly straight.

Great, thanks for confirming my suspicion. I have about 6 root cuttings that I potted to see if they take off.

 

[bonhe]

I want to share some pictures taken yesterday

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[bonhe]

This one had the 1st flower yesterday

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[Carol 83]

I want to share some pictures taken yesterday
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It's always delightful to see these pictures. Cheers me up, while I'm waiting for spring.

 

[bonhe]

It's always delightful to see these pictures. Cheers me up, while I'm waiting for spring.

Thank you Carol 83. That is what I like, to make positive feeling to the people
I will let you see more pictures just taken 10 minutes ago?

The above pictures reminds me the England’s flag!

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