Dear Bob Morris:
As a 2 year follow-up on the transplanting
of this Joshua tree I’m happy to report success! This precious desert succulent has resumed
growth and even flowered (photo). I
believe the amended soil of mulch, bone meal and sulfur along with sprays of water
several times a week did the trick.
of this Joshua tree I’m happy to report success! This precious desert succulent has resumed
growth and even flowered (photo). I
believe the amended soil of mulch, bone meal and sulfur along with sprays of water
several times a week did the trick.
Because the
root ball had so few extended roots remaining after the transplant, I placed drippers at it’s baseline. Now I
plan to move the drippers out to encourage a more extensive root system and
stabilized tree.
root ball had so few extended roots remaining after the transplant, I placed drippers at it’s baseline. Now I
plan to move the drippers out to encourage a more extensive root system and
stabilized tree.
Thanks for your
advice in saving one of the longest living plants on Mother Earth. Long live the Joshua!
advice in saving one of the longest living plants on Mother Earth. Long live the Joshua!
Bob Cardillo, MG
Robert
I am glad this worked out for you but I would rather
believe it was all of your hard work that pulled it off. Congratulations! I
will post this on the blog so that it is updated and people can learn from you.
believe it was all of your hard work that pulled it off. Congratulations! I
will post this on the blog so that it is updated and people can learn from you.
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