Oak transplating time ?

Discussion in 'Woody Plants' started by Cvetka, Feb 3, 2007.

  1. Cvetka

    Cvetka Member

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    Hy!

    Im new on this forum so sorry on my english.
    I am a student and im preparing my diploma about Oaks...

    Now i have two questions that i couldnt find about transplateing young oak.
    So can somebody please help me and answer it to me.

    Questions:

    1. When is the right time to transplate the 3-month old oak (q.rubra,q.robur,q.petrae) ?

    2. Do the plants (oak) have to have the real leafs or germinated leafs ?


    Im talking about for young oaks.


    Best regards,
    Cvetka
     
  2. Ron B

    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    Moving when not in leaf easiest. However, young plants in seed pots should not be allowed to have their tap roots circle around or form a "j" from being left in pots too long.
     
  3. JanetW

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    Wait untill you get a couple of sets of "true leaves", the stage of seed leaf (codyledon emergence) is too early, but I do agree with Ron, don't wait too long if you want to grow ulitmately healthy specimens. Janet
     
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    Please excuse my spelling mistake (cotyledon). Janet
     

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