Eucalyptus Deglupta Seeds (Rainbow Eucalyptus Seeds)

Eucalyptus Deglupta Seeds (Rainbow Eucalyptus Seeds)

Grown for its decorative multi-colored trunk. Fast growing tree.
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Product Name Qty
100 Eucalyptus Deglupta Seeds (Rainbow Eucalyptus Seeds)
US$2.20
500 Eucalyptus Deglupta Seeds (Rainbow Eucalyptus Seeds)
US$6.60
2,000 Eucalyptus Deglupta Seeds (Rainbow Eucalyptus Seeds)
US$18.00
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Eucalyptus Deglupta
Eucalyptus Deglupta is a beautiful multi-colored tree native from the island of Mindanao in the Philippines. It is also found in New Britain, New Guinea, Sulawesi and Seram but it is grown around the world to make paper pulp. It is also found in French Polynesia. The tree is also grown for its decorative trunk. Indeed, it permanently loses its smooth bark in long, thin strips and gradually changes color as it ages: first a pale green before becoming darker blue, purple,orange and brown hence the common name of the tree: Rainbow Eucalyptus. It can measure up to seventy-five feet high and has white flowers. It supports many types of soils, but prefers to live in the humid tropics. It can withstand freezing temperatures for short periods. Hardiness zone: 8-10
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Common name Rainbow Eucalyptus
Family Myrtaceae
Genus Eucalyptus
Species Eucalyptus deglupta
Germination Choose a pot in which to germinate the Eucalyptus deglupta seed. It should have several holes in the bottom for drainage. Seeding flats are ideal if you plan on germinating more than one seed. Combine equal parts of sand and peat moss and moisten it well. Peat moss resists moisture when it is dry, so you may have to stir the mixture well to get it uniformly moist. Pour the mixture into the container, to within 1/2 inch of the rim.

Eucalyptus deglupta seeds require light to germinate, so place the seed on the surface of the planting mix and don't cover it. Fill a spray bottle with tap water and adjust the nozzle to a fine mist. Mist the seeds and the surface of the planting mix. The seeds also require a bit of heat, so set a heat mat to 71 degrees Fahrenheit and place the pot on top of it.

For the first three days, the pot should remain in a lightly shaded area. On day four, move the pot into the sun for one hour then place it back in the shade. Over the course of the next week, gradually increase the amount of time the pot spends in the sun until it receives 50 percent sun. During this time, keep the soil moist by spraying it with the misting bottle. The Eucalyptus deglupta seed's germination period is erratic and may occur anytime between 14 and 90 days after sowing.

Move the seedling into full sun all day when it has its third set of leaves. Continue to keep the soil moist. When the Eucalyptus deglupta reaches 10 to 12 inches in height, it is ready to be transplanted into the landscape. Harden off the seedling by reducing the amount of water given by half and gradually exposing it to increasing amounts of direct sun, over the course of two weeks.
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