Should I repot my 7" tall apple seedling?
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I guess no one ever heard of a seedling except you and I.  A 7 inch plant isn't likely to be too large for that pot, but you may want to repot it if you eventually want it to get large.  A small (especially shallow) pot can stunt or deform the root system that will allow it to get big.\n\nIf it is your goal to eventually plant it in a much larger pot or outside, I'd say go ahead and repot it.  I'd keep the soil about the same, just make sure the soil is somewaht loose and has some organic matter in it and you should be alright.\n\nNurseries often grow 4 to 6 foot tall trees in whats called a #5 or 5 gallon pot.  It is slightly smaller than a 5 gallon pail.
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You probably watered the seed too much before it sprouted and the seed rotted.  Keeping it in a hot house envirionment is what it needed.  I use those plastic containers that you buy cooked chicken in from the deli.  I place moist potting soil in the tray part and I plant the seed in the soil.  I then cover it with the lid of the container and place it in a sunny warm spot.  I don't let the soil completely dry out and if it starts to get dry I mist it with a spray bottle and cover again.  Moisture will build up inside the lid and the seed will germinate.  After it germinates and starts growing you can then water like you would any plant.  I hope this works for you.
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Plant it in a nearby mulch bed that case you want get it confused with your own grass. And if it doesn't survive your just going to put it in a jar or somethin.
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The 7-up combo only works on flowers. Trim about 2 or 3 inches off the base of the tree, and let it soak in a large bucket of water for several hours.\nThen place it in the tree holder and fill the holder up with water and add 2 cups of sugar. Make sure you add water everyday if needed. This works for my tree every year. Good Luck and Happy Holidays to you......
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It may never grow back.  Probably won't actually.  If it does start to grow back, it will take several months before it is completely grown out again.
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Wrong category, Mister/ Miss. Re-post this Q under 'Gardening' so that you get answers...\n\n:o)
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I'm sorry for your loss.  The urn sounds lovely.  I would suggest planting maybe one of mom's favorite plants in it.  Draw straws to determine who gets it.  That family keeps it for a year, and then at Christmas next year gives it to another family member.  \n\nYou could keep this tradition going for a long time ;)  \n\nI lost my grandmother earlier this year and I got some of her ashes in a tiny urn.  Part of me wants to scatter the ashes under an orange tree she planted probably 30 years ago and that produces the sweetest navels you can imagine - but I'm torn, also, on what to do with this tiny thing. I suppose I could just keep it where it is as a reminder, but I dunno...\n\nAgain, I'm sorry for your loss.
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i did the same thing about 5 years ago, but since then i have upgraded to a 2 row planter and a boom sprayer for my planting.\n\nyour major problem is going to be weeds.  use treflan (trifluralin generic) or prowl.  it's about 50 bucks for 2.5 gallons.  that's enough for about 8-12 acres.\n\nif there is any way you can spray the herbicide on the ground before you disk it up, i strongly suggest you do that.\n\nas far as your seeding rate goes for broadcasting, i would think that 100 lbs is a bit on the light side for 5 acres.  when you disk those seeds in, some will be too deep to emerge, some will be on the surface, etc so you loose alot of seed.  \n\nis this planting seed, or is it bird food seed?\n\nemail me for more info or links, i've been planting a dove field for a few years.
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The apple seed I threw in the trash the other day is probably it.
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Planter!!!\nCheck the second image down on this web page:
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no, you needn't to do that.\nit is about 3 years you can eat your own apple from you raise it.
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It would depend on the species of tree. Some seeds need things to happen to them before they can sprout, such as being buried for a while and then unearthed, or drying out and getting wet again, or passing through the digestive tract of a bird.
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leave it alone and wait for it to grow back
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yea, dude u pretty much gotta nice sized one there and it prob. will still grow, so i'd just relax
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you could grow them on a phytogel solution (if you have access to a lab this is similar to agar, at our lab we use 4 ml per baby food jar usually keep it at a 5.8 pH..  well if you can do this phytogel option ask me for details cuz its sort of full of them ) this is to eliminate food availability variation. You could place them in baby food jars covered with plastic wrap and since the solution is clear you have access to growth patterns and can place as many as you want in boxes were you cover one side of it with magnets (one box with a left wall covered in magnets the other with a right, wall, one top wall, and one bottom wall and always keep a control group and grow it on a normal box that way you have a directional view of gravity and the growth. .Try to position the jars in the center of the box by raising them form the grownd and also remember to give the same amount of light and use a light system not the sun, that has variability issues. In sum you need to build five systems in wich you need to control food intake light source and water source and keep them identical the only variability has to be the magnet location.
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Hi!  Have never planted flowers before until this spring.  I have had excellent luck so far.  What I did was I bought these little Jiffy starter disks at the garden section at Wal-Mart.  They come in a tray, and I bought the smallest ones they had.  You fill them with water and they grow into little pods of soil.  I planted my flower seeds (I planted pansies and petunias) 1/8 inch into the center of the pod, and put the cover on for a few days.  NOTE:  I put more than one seed in each pod...but my advice is to only put one seed in each.  I have sprouts growing all over at the moment!  When they sprouted I put them under plain old flourescent lights, and now after 2 weeks I need to transplant them into a hanging basket, because they have lots of roots and are thriving.  Good luck, hope this is helpful!!