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Colorado Spruce
Growth Rate: Slow
Plant Type: Blue Needled evergreen conifer
Family: Pinaceae
Native Range: Southern Rocky Mountains, United States
Height: 30 to 60 feet
Spread: 10 to 20 feet
Shape: Pyramidal
Sun: Full Sun
Fall Color: Evergreen
Drought Tolerance: Moderate to High
Water: Medium
Maintenance: Low
soaked in water for 24 hours.
Seeds wrapped in a wet paper towel. The towels and seed to the plastic
bag. Storage bag in the refrigerator for six weeks.
Range 2 inches rims with moist soil seeds begin to fill two gallons containers.
Place the center position of a seed in the soil. With a quarter-inch,
and of course the sand covered it. Moist sand from the water spray sprayer.
Cover the pan with plastic wrap on top of the pot to lock in moisture.
The pot indirect sunlight until the seeds germinate. Monitoring water
content pot while you wait. If the soil begins to look dry or plastic
wrap on the lower side of the non-condensing to water from a spray bottle
feed it.
Remove the plastic wrap, once the seeds germinate. The pot a window, it
will be exposed to direct sunlight. Water whenever the soil (not sand)
feels dry to the touch with a watering can. Check twice a day.
Blue spruce seedlings and fertilizer 20-20-20 liquid fertilizer twice
a week, once the seedlings reach 1 inch in height. According to the application
rate and the amount of the manufacturer\'s instructions. Always water
each time after fertilization. Stop fertilizing in mid-July.
Hardened seedling. Make it two hours outside of direct sunlight a day,
three to four days. Then add it to stay outside of increments until it
outside to spend a day.
Blue spruce seedlings transplanted outside. Dig a hole as deep, but twice
as wide as the container. Then at the same depth, it grows in the potted
plant seedlings. After your plants thoroughly pouring soil to the depth
of moist, spruce roots.
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