cpknerr on Nostr: A little bit on the growth and fruiting habit of red raspberries and #propagation in ...
A little bit on the growth and fruiting habit of red raspberries and #propagation in the plant #nursery...
Here we see a raspberry plant I have for sale. It's variety is Prelude and its first fruits will ripen in 3-4 weeks. This plant retails for $10.
If you look closely you will see 2 kinds of canes: The 2 older looking, taller, darker canes, and then a small plant that looks like it's sprouting from the base.
Those canes are from last year are called the "floricanes", and will bear this year's fruit. It's forming now, here's a zoomed in picture.
The canes from this year are the "primocanes". They will grow this year and will become floricanes next year. Here is a different angle so you can see the primocane forming at the base:
The plant spreads underground and will pop up new primocanes further and further from the parent plant. Some of my patches now are 20' long and thick with plants produced by only 3 parent plants. after about 4 or 5 years.
To propagate this type of raspberry, in the spring, I will dig up the plant around the floricanes coming into their second year and pot them up. The root base from that plant will then send out roots which will sprout into primocanes and continue the plant.
You may also see "bare root" raspberries, those are plants that have been dug up as I describe and sold prior to the plant putting on any growth. They are cheaper, but, as some of my customers have mentioned, when you get them, they "look like sticks" and so are not as attractive for retail customers.
#grownostr #gardening #permaculture #fruit #plantstr
Published at
2024-05-29 18:30:30Event JSON
{
"id": "11aee04401e67d4a9912212fa24af9d9c9c3e7646b47dc6252f14e8456ea6f05",
"pubkey": "4b1804c90d59dff195ee0e8f692b98a7c762bf1793b3e126c546d730dcb04477",
"created_at": 1717000230,
"kind": 1,
"tags": [
[
"t",
"propagation"
],
[
"t",
"nursery"
],
[
"t",
"grownostr"
],
[
"t",
"gardening"
],
[
"t",
"permaculture"
],
[
"t",
"fruit"
],
[
"t",
"plantstr"
]
],
"content": "A little bit on the growth and fruiting habit of red raspberries and #propagation in the plant #nursery...\n\nHere we see a raspberry plant I have for sale. It's variety is Prelude and its first fruits will ripen in 3-4 weeks. This plant retails for $10.\n\nhttps://m.primal.net/IRef.jpg \n\nIf you look closely you will see 2 kinds of canes: The 2 older looking, taller, darker canes, and then a small plant that looks like it's sprouting from the base.\n\nThose canes are from last year are called the \"floricanes\", and will bear this year's fruit. It's forming now, here's a zoomed in picture.\n\nhttps://m.primal.net/IReh.jpg \n\nThe canes from this year are the \"primocanes\". They will grow this year and will become floricanes next year. Here is a different angle so you can see the primocane forming at the base:\n\nhttps://m.primal.net/IRel.jpg \n\nThe plant spreads underground and will pop up new primocanes further and further from the parent plant. Some of my patches now are 20' long and thick with plants produced by only 3 parent plants. after about 4 or 5 years.\n\nTo propagate this type of raspberry, in the spring, I will dig up the plant around the floricanes coming into their second year and pot them up. The root base from that plant will then send out roots which will sprout into primocanes and continue the plant.\n\nYou may also see \"bare root\" raspberries, those are plants that have been dug up as I describe and sold prior to the plant putting on any growth. They are cheaper, but, as some of my customers have mentioned, when you get them, they \"look like sticks\" and so are not as attractive for retail customers.\n\n#grownostr #gardening #permaculture #fruit #plantstr",
"sig": "9d36dba754ad9f2bc1415edd81ff0e94f586c4a61b0435c5adc1b6e30a22d85057c11ecc3b9c4ae77b843e9cf5d34e096306016a1a8833c1595459b255e71aa3"
}
