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Graines Chamaecyparis Obtusa (Graines Cyprès du Japon ou Hinoki Faux-Cyprès)
Graines Chamaecyparis Obtusa (Graines Cyprès du Japon ou Hinoki Faux-Cyprès)
Chamaecyparis Obtusa est idéal pour un petit jardin mais il est très connu pour faire un excellent bonsaï.
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Chamaecyparis Obtusa
Chamaecyparis Obtusa, communément appelé Hinoki faux cyprès ou cyprès du Japon, est un arbre à feuillage persistant de forme conique originaire du Japon.
Hinoki faux cyprès a une croissance lente. Il pousse jusqu’à 35 m de haut avec un tronc qui peut atteindre jusqu'à 1 m de diamètre.
Chamaecyparis Obtusa est idéal pour un petit jardin où il peut être cultivé dans des pots pendant de nombreuses années et être utilisé pour ses qualités ornementales.
Chamaecyparis Obtusa est connu pour faire un excellent bonsaï.
Le bois de Hinoki a été apprécié à travers les siècles comme matériau de construction pour les structures traditionnelles telles que les sanctuaires et les temples car il est très résistant à la pourriture.
Cultivez-le en plein soleil et dans un sol bien drainé. Chamaecyparis Obtusa tolère lumière ainsi que l’ombre partielle. Il s'adapte à une grande variété de sols (du sable à l'argile). Une fois établi, Hinoki faux cyprès est très tolérant à la sécheresse.
Zone de rusticité: 5-8
| Nom commun | Hinoki False Cypress, Japanese Cypress |
|---|---|
| Famille | Cupressaceae |
| Genre | Chamaecyparis |
| Espèce | Chamaecyparis obtusa |
| Germination | Prepare planting containers for the Hinoki false cypress seeds once the cold stratification period has ended. Fill 4-inch greenhouse pots with a mixture of 3 parts medium-grit sand, 2 parts loam and 1 part perlite or vermiculite. Saturate the mixture with water, and then let it drain for 15 minutes before sowing. Sow two Hinoki false cypress seeds in each pot. Press the seeds onto the surface of the sand mixture to anchor them. Sprinkle a scant, 1/8-inch-thick layer of sand over the seeds so they are covered but still slightly exposed to the light. Mist the sand heavily to settle it. Place the potted Hinoki false cypress seeds inside a lightly shaded cold frame or on a porch with southern exposure. Warm the pots to 70 degrees Fahrenheit using a germination mat if daytime temperatures stay consistently below 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Maintain constant moisture on the surface of the sand mixture. Mist the pots until the sand feels moderately moist in the top inch. Do not let the sand dry out completely on the surface since the Hinoki false cypress seeds will enter dormancy. Watch for germination in three months, but don't be surprised if many of the seeds take up to two years to sprout. Move the pots with the emerging seedlings to a lightly shaded, sheltered area of the garden to continue growing. Grow the Hinoki false cypress seedlings under light shade during their first summer. Provide 1 inch of water each week with additional water during periods of prolonged heat or drought. Acclimate them to direct sun in late summer. |
| Scarification / Stratification | Soak the Hinoki false cypress seeds in water for 24 hours to hydrate the viable seeds and separate the unviable seeds. Discard any seeds that float to the surface of the. Gather and sow the seeds that sink. Fill a 1-quart sealable plastic bag with moistened sphagnum moss. Fold the seeds in a sheet of paper towel. Tuck the paper towel into the sphagnum moss so it is completely covered. Seal the bag and store it inside the refrigerator for two months. Remoisten the sphagnum moss whenever it is almost dry. |
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