Waldo
Yamadori
I have a question regarding an experience that I just had with a number of pines. The day before yesterday the trees got a nice rain for a few hours. I had to be gone yesterday, so I stashed all of the trees in a horse trailer to protect them from high winds and a toad strangling rain. When I went to pull all the trees back out this morning, after a relatively cool night, the pots were all covered with condensation as the trailer warmed. I understand that process. But what I didn’t understand was the loosening or opening of all the sheaths and pushing needles far more than on previous days. My Ponderosa’s showed needle growth of about 1/2 inch . My
Mugos showed about 1/4 inch growth. All looked particularly green and happily robust.
Can anyone explain what phenomenon occurred here ? Is it one that could be employed to, possibly accelerate growth ? Kind of mystified by it. But I’ sure there is a logical explanation.
Appreciate any insight.
Mugos showed about 1/4 inch growth. All looked particularly green and happily robust.
Can anyone explain what phenomenon occurred here ? Is it one that could be employed to, possibly accelerate growth ? Kind of mystified by it. But I’ sure there is a logical explanation.
Appreciate any insight.