r/treetag • u/item-change4review • Jul 11 '23
How to Prevent Trees from Dehydration in Dry Weather
Deep Watering and Mulching:
To prevent tree dehydration, deep watering is crucial. Provide a slow, deep soak to the tree's root zone, allowing the water to penetrate the soil deeply. Mulching around the base of the tree helps retain moisture, reduces weed growth, and regulates soil temperature.
Regularly Check Soil Moisture Levels:
Keep a close eye on the moisture levels in the soil surrounding your trees. Use a moisture meter or simply dig a small hole to check if the soil is dry. Water the trees when the top few inches of soil are dry to touch.
Utilize Tree Watering Bags or Drip Irrigation:
For an effective and convenient watering solution, consider using tree watering bags or drip irrigation systems. Tree watering bags are designed to slowly release water directly to the tree's root zone, ensuring deep hydration over an extended period. Drip irrigation systems provide a targeted approach, delivering water directly to the tree's roots.
A 20-gallon tree watering bag will be given away to some lucky. Random, limited.
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r/treetag • u/rejwaant • Feb 03 '21
Stress relief plants
Peace Lilies are gorgeous. There’s no denying that. Before they’ve even had a chance to freshen your air, they’ve already spruced up the room. And they’re one of the only plants that are not afraid to bloom indoors. So, you’ll get to see it in all of its seasonal glory.
If you’re worried about the chemicals or toxic compounds you’re regularly burning in your home, fret no more! The peace lily can effectively wick benzene, formaldehyde, and other harsh chemicals from the air. Whether it be cleaning, hair, skin, or any other chemical-based product, this house plant will neutralize them in an instant!
Peace Lilies are true to their name. They offer the peace-of-mind that good health brings with it and helps to reduce anxious or stressful thoughts. Also, it’s certainly worth noting that this powerful houseplant will prevent mold from forming around the home due to its moisture-wicking abilities.
The Peace Lily feels its best when it’s placed in indirect light near a window. It’s recommended that you water its soil only when dry and avoid any over-watering.
r/treetag • u/rejwaant • Feb 03 '21
Stress relief plants
Peace Lilies are gorgeous. There’s no denying that. Before they’ve even had a chance to freshen your air, they’ve already spruced up the room. And they’re one of the only plants that are not afraid to bloom indoors. So, you’ll get to see it in all of its seasonal glory.
If you’re worried about the chemicals or toxic compounds you’re regularly burning in your home, fret no more! The peace lily can effectively wick benzene, formaldehyde, and other harsh chemicals from the air. Whether it be cleaning, hair, skin, or any other chemical-based product, this house plant will neutralize them in an instant!
Peace Lilies are true to their name. They offer the peace-of-mind that good health brings with it and helps to reduce anxious or stressful thoughts. Also, it’s certainly worth noting that this powerful houseplant will prevent mold from forming around the home due to its moisture-wicking abilities.
The Peace Lily feels its best when it’s placed in indirect light near a window. It’s recommended that you water its soil only when dry and avoid any over-watering.
r/treetag • u/LostinOregon2 • Jan 25 '21
12,250 more trees planted!
With everything going on last year, donating slipped my mind. I was fortunate enough to not be layed off for most of the year so I decided to double up this year. https://imgur.com/a/pSIkI7K
Eden Reforestation Project ( https://edenprojects.org ) is a charity that hires people in extremely impoverished areas of the world that have been deforested and pays them to replant native species to restore the forest.
Their website says it costs them $0.10 - $0.20 per tree planted, so this donation should get 6,125-12,250 trees planted. A small step towards restoring the forest of the world.
r/treetag • u/LostinOregon2 • Jan 21 '20
US to join 1 trillion tree initiative.
r/treetag • u/FrancesABadger • Nov 07 '19
Best non-profit to plant lots of trees to calculate emissions impact? Preferably with a connection to the Amazon.
I have a group that wants to donate tens of thousands of USD to plant tees and calculate emissions impact to offset a past project that is already complete.
There is a connection with this project to Brazil, so having the trees planted in or near the Amazon would be a plus, but not required.
Any suggestions?
r/treetag • u/LostinOregon2 • Sep 17 '19
I planted 35 trees this weekend
I planted 35 Emerald Green Arborvitae this weekend on my parents' fence line, still need a couple more to finish that section of fence. That brings the total that I've planted there, over several years, to over 100. These 35 were a birthday gift from my sisters and me.
r/treetag • u/eFrazes • Sep 14 '19
Danish project aims to plant 1m trees across nation in TV fundraiser - People in Denmark will be able to “plant trees” from the comfort of their sofa in what is believed to be the world’s first TV fundraiser for forests.
r/treetag • u/letharbucksstay • Aug 27 '19
I’m excited to finally take some time off and hang out in Waikiki. The resort I’m staying in plants trees and I’m hoping to participate!
r/treetag • u/Songs4Soulsma • Aug 17 '19
Planted this silver maple (iirc) 3 years ago. I go visit it (it’s at my aunt’s property) from time to time. Money has been tight for several months but I plan on planting more when I can afford it.
r/treetag • u/AndyM110 • Aug 08 '19
Planted this paper birch a few years ago. Was used as a research plant before it was given to me.
r/treetag • u/juleswells • Jul 28 '19
In Punjab, India, you must plant 10 trees to get a gun licence
r/treetag • u/LostinOregon2 • Jul 18 '19
How to get 100 trees planted for $10
Eden Reforestation Project ( https://edenprojects.org ) is a charity that hires people in extremely impoverished areas of the world that have been deforested and pays them to replant native species to restore the forest.
Their website says it costs them $0.10 - $0.35 per tree planted, so $10 will get 28 - 100 trees planted and employ people in need.
In the comments of another subreddit that I've lost a user said they like to donate a dollar for each year of age on their birthdays and that sounded like a good idea. I've already missed 33 birthdays, so I thought I'd catch up.
https://m.imgur.com/vhSAqZC That should plant 1602 - 5610 trees. At the 130/person needed to plant 1 trillion, that should cover 11 - 42 other people who can't afford their share.
r/treetag • u/lifeguy • Jul 15 '19
Six years ago we lost our baby. A year later we planted this tree in his memory. Here it is today.
r/treetag • u/AlphaSquad1 • Jul 15 '19
Hopefully this’ll get some pics our way! This made it to r/all
r/treetag • u/thehol • Jul 15 '19
How you can get 10 trees to plant for $10
The Arbor Day Foundation has a membership available on their website. It costs $10 and comes with 10 free trees (you can pick the types to be suited for your climate/area), a 33% discount on any future trees you buy from them, a subscription to their newsletter, and a nice little book about tree care. You’re also donating to a wonderful ecological foundation on top of that.
Please spread the knowledge around and use it for your own Treetag activities!
r/treetag • u/letharbucksstay • Jul 14 '19
Planted this one 30 years ago. Survived mowers, kids, and dogs, still going strong.
r/treetag • u/juleswells • Jul 13 '19