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| Can you replant a cut Christmas tree |
This is a very good question and one which has two answers. Unfortunately, both answers are no.
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| Can you replant a cut Christmas tree |
Second answer: (i.e. long answer) Nooooooooooooooooooo!
These are the facts. Once your cut Christmas tree has spent the past few weeks drying out inside a warm house it is difficult enough for it to re-root, even if it was a bought with a rudimentary root system still intact.
The problem with conifers (yes, your Christmas tree is just a large conifer) is that they are hard enough to root as cuttings - and that would be with basal heat, root hormone powder, mist irrigation and juvenile propagation material!
With a 'mature' tree you are going to come unstuck as there are no dormant root nodules at the base of the trunk with which to grow new roots from.
So sorry, but the answer is still no.
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