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Hello, this tree is evergreen so if it is not green then there is something wrong and I never seen the leaves turning white. If it is not a short answer that you seek, then I'd need more info... what is the weather like right now, a few leaves are turning white or most of them, watering habit... etc
Hello, I love your video. I am from India,. I have a 70 year old M. Champa. Alba. The tree has suddenly defoloated and looks dry. This has never happened to the tree. Please, please help me revive the tree.
I'd say it is a well established tree but since the issue I'd recommend you to inspect the sounding soil for any excessive source of water and try to isolate it. If you found the soil is too dry, watering it would help.
I am having a yellow champaca more than 10 years but still haven’t seen any flowers! I read some articles and learn that this plant maybe grew from seed and need to be grafted! Is it true? Please advise how should I make this plant produces flowers? Thanks
The champaca can be grown from seed and it should be flowering around 6-7 years. The flower is orange color and smell very nice but not strong. Grafting purposes are to produce a hybrid flower and earlier flowering. Yours may be exceptional so there is no telling of when it will be flowered. I assumed your tree is nice and big, you could try to graft alba x to one of its branches and flower should be within 10 months if you're lucky.
Have you tried growing golden/ orange champaca from seeds ? I am wondering how difficult it is compared to magnolia seeds. Since I would think grafting it will help flowering speed. Also can you cut the same plant and graft the same branch, and would that promote faster flowering ?
Thanks for your informative content. What common magnolias can you graft Michelia Alba X onto ? I’m considering trying to try and root other magnolia from cuttings for this purpose.
@@chauuc thank you again for your great videos. Planted my alba x in the ground and gave it a mini green house since it gets cold in the winter, in san francisco. I will try to find a michelia champaca somewhere haha how did you come to acquire growing a lot of michelia champaca for grafting.
Is yours look healthy? If it is then I won't worry too much about it. You could try fertilizer to encourage new grow and greener leaf only if your tree is healthy.
Your solution is mulch and water but you’re not telling us anything with regard to fertilizer. Water it but don’t water it too much. Mulch it but don’t mulch it too much. Wtf does this even mean?
