Hello, I live in Zurich, Switzerland, where it's mostly cloudy. I bought a small Ticino palm tree and am now unsure whether it would be better to plant it directly in the garden (with palm soil), or whether I should leave it in its own pot for 2-3 years so the roots can rest or something. Does anyone know? (P.S., our garage is downstairs in the garden; there's only about 1 meter of soil before the concrete…)
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Loading...I have a few plants, including cuttings, that I keep in water. They all look good and are growing beautifully, but unfortunately, I've noticed that many of them have a cottony mold growing on their stems outside of the water. Does anyone know what's causing this? Is it the high humidity from the excessive watering?…
Hello, my plant was doing well the whole time. I repotted it a few weeks ago and everything was fine. Now, all of a sudden, it's starting to get leaves like this. What is this?
Please help, can I lean a hemp plant against it?
Hi everyone, I cut down/felled a 5m tall spruce tree in my garden last year; the roots are still in the ground. What is the soil quality like here because of needles that eventually rot? I'd like to plant a peach tree in this spot. There's already one in the neighborhood that bears really good…
This is just a thought experiment that would be difficult to put into practice. How much land do you need to be completely self-sufficient for a family of four, including around four cows for milk, cheese, etc. How much grassland do you need for that? And of course how much land do I need for…
The Ticino palm (hemp palm species) is very robust. With winter protection, especially the root area, it thrives all year round in Zurich and further north.
You can plant it directly into the earth when it acclimates. I doubt whether it is satisfied with 1 meter depth in duration. Maybe she’s looking for her way with good care.
Anyway, she likes “open earth” rather than pot.