Posted by Tee
on 11/11/2008, 1:37 am, in reply to "Re: Please help with my Eucalyptus Globulus"
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thanks Gus 
i will use the full spectrum lighting when it's indoors, like you say it won't harm it, but whether it captures enough light from it is another thing, as for the chances of survival planted out in the midlands, i live even further north in yorkshire so the chances are absolutley nothing LOL
i've just read the artice on regeneration and it's amazing to think that the trees can come back to life like that, i could literally chop my tree in half and it would regrow, not that i would
you say that "I think it is not a nonsense to grow E. globulus in your case, considering the limitations and the way you are doing it. It will work for a time. Whatever happens, just remember that as long as the root collar area and the root system do not die, your E. globulus will keep "resurrecting". It is in its genes
as i am growing it in a planter and it will remain in the planter, providing that it's well cared for and i do a root prune yearly or every couple of years,(easier said than done in my case) how long do you think it could live for,
this may seem like a daft question a friend of mine would like a E Globulus, is it possible to take stem cuttings or root cuttings or is it just easier to buy seeds
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