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PINOY GRAFTER - Why multiple rootstocks are important to...

PINOY GRAFTER - Why multiple rootstocks are important to...

309.8K viewsJan 10, 2024

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These biodiverse ecosystems are rich with nutrients and life! Mangroves are tidal swamps which are dominated by mangrove trees, which are highly adapted to thrive in salty water, and muddy low-oxygen sediments. Some mangrove species have “breathing” roots called pneumatophores, which rise above the water to absorb oxygen in oxygen-poor environments. Others can excrete excess salt through their leaves, allowing them to thrive in salty conditions. Mangroves protect coastlines by preventing erosion

These biodiverse ecosystems are rich with nutrients and life! Mangroves are tidal swamps which are dominated by mangrove trees, which are highly adapted to thrive in salty water, and muddy low-oxygen sediments. Some mangrove species have “breathing” roots called pneumatophores, which rise above the water to absorb oxygen in oxygen-poor environments. Others can excrete excess salt through their leaves, allowing them to thrive in salty conditions. Mangroves protect coastlines by preventing erosion

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WaterThe roots (Fig. 1.2) of the plant absorb water from soil ... | Filo

WaterThe roots (Fig. 1.2) of the plant absorb water from soil ... | Filo

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Why multiple rootstocks are important to fruit trees? Roots absorb water and minerals from the soil that flows to the trunk, branches, and leaves that feed the tree. That's why roots are essential. Putting additional roots also adds additional nutrients and minerals to the recipient tree. A tree with more than one rootstock is more resistant to disease, unaffected by drought, has better anchorage that can withstand strong wind during a monsoon, storm, or even typhoon. I called it a MULTIPLE ROOT

Why multiple rootstocks are important to fruit trees? Roots absorb water and minerals from the soil that flows to the trunk, branches, and leaves that feed the tree. That's why roots are essential. Putting additional roots also adds additional nutrients and minerals to the recipient tree. A tree with more than one rootstock is more resistant to disease, unaffected by drought, has better anchorage that can withstand strong wind during a monsoon, storm, or even typhoon. I called it a MULTIPLE ROOT

79.2K viewsOct 19, 2023

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Why multiple rootstocks are important to fruit trees? Roots absorb water and minerals from the soil that flows to the trunk, branches, and leaves that feed the tree. That's why roots are essential. Putting additional roots also adds additional nutrients and minerals to the recipient tree. A tree with more than one rootstock is more resistant to disease, unaffected by drought, has better anchorage that can withstand strong wind during a monsoon, storm, or even typhoon. I called it a MULTIPLE ROOT

Why multiple rootstocks are important to fruit trees? Roots absorb water and minerals from the soil that flows to the trunk, branches, and leaves that feed the tree. That's why roots are essential. Putting additional roots also adds additional nutrients and minerals to the recipient tree. A tree with more than one rootstock is more resistant to disease, unaffected by drought, has better anchorage that can withstand strong wind during a monsoon, storm, or even typhoon. I called it a MULTIPLE ROOT

1.4K viewsNov 19, 2023

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pecific function. For example, roots absorb water and ts the ot... | Filo

pecific function. For example, roots absorb water and ts the ot... | Filo

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Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum is claiming my house! Aerial roots in nature serve to anchor themselves into their support structure like trees, buildings, or rocks. Indoors, they will make their way through carpet, wood concrete, you name it. They also use the aerial roots to absorb nutrients from their environment around them. Three things you can do with them: 1)Guide them back into the pot 2)Let them hang out of the pot but be sure watch for attaching. 3) Chop I personally chose to do 1 and 2

Thaumatophyllum bipinnatifidum is claiming my house! Aerial roots in nature serve to anchor themselves into their support structure like trees, buildings, or rocks. Indoors, they will make their way through carpet, wood concrete, you name it. They also use the aerial roots to absorb nutrients from their environment around them. Three things you can do with them: 1)Guide them back into the pot 2)Let them hang out of the pot but be sure watch for attaching. 3) Chop I personally chose to do 1 and 2

213.6K views6 months ago

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How does transpiration help the roots absorb water and minerals from the soil?

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Let’s talk LECA! 🟤🪴🟤 LECA stands for lightweight expanded clay aggregate which is a fancy way of saying baked clay balls that absorb water and expand slightly when they get wet. It’s a go-to medium in the world of semi-hydroponic growing and totally worth a shot to try at home! So what’s good about growing in LECA? •it’s easier to water your plants (just keep the reservoir full) •Reduced plant pest risk (no soil means no place for eggs to be laid) •Reduced root rot risk (no soggy soil, less l

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Here’s how to water in your garden properly! Make sure that you’re watering for a full 20 seconds - especially for newly established plants. And water down by the roots so the plants can properly absorb through the roots! #gardentips #milaegerminute #wisconsingardening #howtowater #wateringyourgarden | Milaeger's

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