red oak rooting , please help me
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I don't see any problem yet. The buds look viable and the leaf appears to be emerging.
The tree looks like it was carefully planted. Have some patience! When the twigs are dried up and dead looking, and have no green tint when the twig is snapped off, then you need to talk to your nursery about getting a warranty replacement.
That is a very nice looking yard, by the way!
Zatím nevidím žádný problém. Pupeny vypadají životaschopně a zdá se, že list vychází.
Strom vypadá, jako by byl pečlivě zasazen. Mějte trochu trpělivosti! Když jsou větvičky vysušené a vypadají mrtvě a nemají žádný zelený odstín, když se větvička ulomí, musíte si promluvit se svou školkou o získání záruční výměny.
To je mimochodem moc pěkný dvůr!
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Příliš mnoho vody!
really? So I made another mistake, today I watered it again.
Perhaps, but not likely. That is obviously a freshly planted tree and the presence of bubbles in the ponded water indicate the water is recently added. This also inspires me to think that the photographs provided were taken at the time the tree was planted, rather than 3 weeks later.
Perhaps the OP (original poster) will comment about the time the photographs were taken and what the watering habit has been. Given that the grass looks like freshly laid sod, the tree probably is getting too much water, because sod is generally watered a great deal more than a freshly planted tree requires.
Climate is importan here, too. The average daily temperature in the OP's region must be lower than in the midwest USA, because all our trees are fully leafed out.
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Možná, ale ne pravděpodobně. To je zjevně čerstvě zasazený strom a přítomnost bublin ve vodě v rybníku naznačuje, že voda byla nedávno přidána. To mě také inspiruje k myšlence, že poskytnuté fotografie byly pořízeny v době, kdy byl strom zasazen, spíše než o 3 týdny později.
Možná se OP (originální plakát) vyjádří k době, kdy byly fotografie pořízeny a jaký byl zvyk zalévat. Vzhledem k tomu, že tráva vypadá jako čerstvě položený drn, strom pravděpodobně dostává příliš mnoho vody, protože drn je obecně zaléván mnohem více, než vyžaduje čerstvě zasazený strom.
I zde je důležité klima. Průměrná denní teplota v regionu OP musí být nižší než na středozápadě USA, protože všechny naše stromy jsou plně olistěné.
Just use your fingertips to tell you when to water.
Stick your finger into the dirt about 3 inches deep near the edge of the root ball where the soil is loose. If it feels damp, don't add any water. Constantly wet is NOT how to water a freshly planted tree, especially in cooler temperatures. Untill the daily temperatures are above 27° C, you should not hardly need any supplemental water, providing natura precipitation is adequate.
How recently were your pictures taken?
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ta fotka je hned po výsadbě, další dvě fotky jsou aktuální. Stromek takhle vypadá už 3 týdny a nic se neděje
Just be patient. Don't over water, and let nature take its course.
Either it lives, or dies. I see nothing unhealthy about the tiny foliage present, and you have not commented about the daily or the night time temperatures.
If it has been chilly with perhaps even frost or freezing temperatures, you should expect very slow growth.
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ano, je pravda, že po výsadbě se na dva týdny docela ochladilo na 5-10 stupňů a byly i ranní mrazíky a teď už je to týden lepší, přes den 20 stupňů
I think your tree will be fine. Again, it is just a matter of waiting.
Until the tree dries up and the twigs loose their color, you plant is probably doing as well as can be expected, considering that it was ripped out of the earth and transplanted.
Was this a "balled and bagged" tree, or was it container grown? In my experience, container grown trees have much better results when transplanted.
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Until the tree dries up and the twigs loose their color, you plant is probably doing as well as can be expected, considering that it was ripped out of the earth and transplanted.
Was this a "balled and bagged" tree, or was it container grown? In my experience, container grown trees have much better results when transplanted.
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C'mon now. You can post in English.
I've shown you the links, and we have thousands of readers. When you take the time to translate your communication, you eliminate the need for thousands of people to do their own translation, and you encourage more and better responses from the folks that might have better answers than mine.
When you put in the effort, the results should pay off.
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it was in burlap
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Nikdy bych nekoupil vykopaný strom zabalený v kontejneru.A tree planted in such a manner likely has very slim chances of survival now.I'm not sure what temperature it prefers, but here it ranges from 18 to 26 degrees Celsius during the day. When I planted it, it cooled down for two weeks, which was good, around 5 to 10 degrees Celsius with rain. And now, for a week and a half, it's been around 18 to 25 degrees Celsius. I last watered it with 20 liters on Saturday
Ukažte fotografii základny stromu/kmenu.
