Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
Just a couple (6 so far) fall shoots. 1 sure looked like a rhizome as it broke the surface, and has now started to look more shoot like. The one farthest from the clump (4"+) is the newest one. It wasn't there yesterday morning, and then we got 1" of rain, and another 1/2" overnight. This morning, there it was almost 2" tall and well away from the main clump!
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
Looking good…UPBooMatt wrote:Just a couple (6 so far) fall shoots.
though
I do wonder what will survive if you get 'true' fall shoots, Oct not August
given your zone
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
Heh heh, if it shoots in October, it may already be below freezing regularly...I won't hold my breath on any that come out much later than...NOW...lol. First frost can come by the end of September here (that's rare), but certainly by the end of October is our norm.
Gorgeous picture by the way. I've admired your juiz. on numerous occasions.
Number 7 popped up today. Regardless of anything else, I'm happy it's happy.
Gorgeous picture by the way. I've admired your juiz. on numerous occasions.
Number 7 popped up today. Regardless of anything else, I'm happy it's happy.
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
Good looking shoots. I'm going to have to get some Jiuzhaigou plants one of these days. They always look so good in pictures.
I'm curious though, are Fall shoots a common occurrence? I just my first plants in the ground in Spring of this year (3 Phyllos and a Fargesia Rufa) and I was wondering if I should be looking out for more shoots from my plants. Is it only something that happens from time to time? Does it seam to happen more frequently on a particular species?
I'm curious though, are Fall shoots a common occurrence? I just my first plants in the ground in Spring of this year (3 Phyllos and a Fargesia Rufa) and I was wondering if I should be looking out for more shoots from my plants. Is it only something that happens from time to time? Does it seam to happen more frequently on a particular species?
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
It's more species related than anything else as I understand it. Juiz is one of those that tends to do a spring/summer shoot and then a separate fall round of shoots.
Chimonobambusa quadrangularis is another, that one shoots predominantly in the fall.
I know there are others, these are the two I have that have atypical shooting schedules as compared to Phyllostachys. They are both first year plants for me though, so I speak from research, not local climate experience.
Chimonobambusa quadrangularis is another, that one shoots predominantly in the fall.
I know there are others, these are the two I have that have atypical shooting schedules as compared to Phyllostachys. They are both first year plants for me though, so I speak from research, not local climate experience.
Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
I'll be very interested to see how they survive winter at your place. I want to plant a few fargesias here in zone 5 as well. These are first year plants you said, what have you had in the ground over a winter so far? Did they look ok?
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
All fall shoots are top-killed at my site (zone 6B, Poland). Both Fargesia Jiu, and Polystachys aureosulcata had some fall shoots last year, but they had no time to harden before winter. The lower parts, covered with mulch, lived and leafed out this year, though.
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
My bissetii is the only bamboo I have that overwintered outdoors last year.
Details and pics are in my zone 5 madness thread, but I dug a hole and buried the pot to soil level, put 2 feet of leaves on that, and then snow as it fell. We had -15F for a low, and a dozen days below zero. No upsize but I blame myself for frying the leaves with spring sun.
Details and pics are in my zone 5 madness thread, but I dug a hole and buried the pot to soil level, put 2 feet of leaves on that, and then snow as it fell. We had -15F for a low, and a dozen days below zero. No upsize but I blame myself for frying the leaves with spring sun.
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
I have jiu 1,9, and Genf and all shoot in fall and not any of my other Fargesias do.NobeyamaGP wrote:I'm curious though, are Fall shoots a common occurrence? I just my first plants in the ground in Spring of this year (3 Phyllos and a Fargesia Rufa) and I was wondering if I should be looking out for more shoots from my plants. Is it only something that happens from time to time? Does it seam to happen more frequently on a particular species?
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
Wind-borne, if you had to choose, do you like the juiz 1, or the Genf, better? I really only had a place in mind for one plant, plus all of what I'm trying in my zone is highly experimental...lol. So I spent a long time deciding between the two. Obvious differences you have noticed in your time with them?
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
I like the Genf more but if I were to have only one I would choose #1.UPBooMatt wrote:Wind-borne, if you had to choose, do you like the juiz 1, or the Genf, better? I really only had a place in mind for one plant, plus all of what I'm trying in my zone is highly experimental...lol. So I spent a long time deciding between the two. Obvious differences you have noticed in your time with them?
Genf resembles an electrified #1.
The leaves leap out horizontally. A leaf has about half the mass of #1 with more interesting shape and color, fat at the base moving to a sharp point at the tip.
#1
The leaves hang vertically with a distinct grace from the horizontal branches with a ho-hum color to my eyes.
The hang of the leaves would be the tie breaker if I had to choose but I don’t.
In terms of growing;
the biggest negative is the weakness of new shoots with #1, not uncommon to have 2/3 of seasons shoots mowed down by the previous seasons growth.
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
Thanks for the info and the pics! So far I'm loving mine, and I think based on what you describe, I made the right choice. I do like the dangling leaves...and the colors...my the colors...lol
Up to 10 new shoots in the last week...
Up to 10 new shoots in the last week...
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
Oh and you're welcome to leave the pics. They may be of use to someone stumbling across this thread. There isn't a whole lot of "real world" info or comparison photos on the Juiz's out there.
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Re: Fargesia sp. 'Jiuzhaigou 1'
That is a really nice clone of Fargesia there. Beautiful.
I hope it flourishes for you.
Keep in mind my observation about needing a high in organics, soft, & mildly acidic soil. If it starts to decline on you, this would be my first issue to consider.
I hope it flourishes for you.
Keep in mind my observation about needing a high in organics, soft, & mildly acidic soil. If it starts to decline on you, this would be my first issue to consider.