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Tropical Fruit Discussion / Re: guavas ziploc method: what to do next?
« on: August 01, 2013, 11:33:35 AM »Vary thanks Karen, I did it just like you said.
How many days should I spect them to start to push up?
Usually, I just sow them in soil and wait for 40 days or more, but now in just 10 days they have roots so, I suspect I will have to wait 30 days, dont you think?
Not sure for guavas, it totally depends on the type of plant. Some plants spend so long working on their root system that you might give them up for dead before they do anything above ground. Some, are just the opposite and will be standing up in their pots the day after you plant them. One of my funniest ones is santol, which first does the latter, then the former
Yes, in my little experiencie, jaboticaba vexator and camu-camu take a long time to develop roots and then push up, in fact, I think they took 3 or 4 months here in my room in winter... :S
By the way: should I use the ziploc method for jaboticabas too? (adam... oscar...)