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Re: Chestnut other trees for wildlife
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Aug 9th a 12:52 AM
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by Rangersedge |
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Update: The seed starts for this year are pretty much a bust. One place recommended soaking the seeds briefly in a bleach solution. That is the main thing I did differently this year vs last. The seedlings from last year that I transplanted are doing far better than anticipated. We transplanted them into an area of heavy clay soil that doesn't grow much well. Then we didn't water them at all even during several very dry periods. Surprisingly, most survived and some are now near the tops of the tree tubes. Some of my more mature chestnuts appear loaded so will probably try again. On the down side... I tried some prepared chestnuts. They were like icky mush with little taste. Hopefully, not all are like that. If so, they'll definitely be for wildlife only and I'll plant more pecans for myself.
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BG sex?
by tim k - 05/12/24 07:01 AM
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