How to keep pine sapling alive
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I found a pinus pinea pine sapling the other day and dug it out poorly I think. It only has one long root so I just put the root straight into water so that it can grow more roots. Does this work or is there something else I should do?
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Digging up young pine saplings is a big risk.
If you are in the northern hemisphere, digging up this time of year is a big risk.
Pines roots do not do very well drowned in water.
So just three wrong out of three possible
. Do you intend to keep it indoors or outdoors? If indoors it will be four wrongs
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All you can do now is put it in a pot outdoors and hope.
If you are in the northern hemisphere, digging up this time of year is a big risk.
Pines roots do not do very well drowned in water.
So just three wrong out of three possible


All you can do now is put it in a pot outdoors and hope.
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I intend to keep it outside and I’m in the Southern Hemisphere.
So what must I do? Is there nothing to do?
So what must I do? Is there nothing to do?
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Ahh, southern hemisphere thats good. Should be around the correct time to collect trees now. The chanse of survival is better then.
The recomendation stays the same. Put it in a pot outdoors. Since you are going into spring and have a sapling with week roots I would suggest a shaded spot.
The recomendation stays the same. Put it in a pot outdoors. Since you are going into spring and have a sapling with week roots I would suggest a shaded spot.
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