Pseudotsuga menziesii

Douglas-fir

Douglas fir is a conifer similar to spruces and firs, from which it differs in its more delicate appearance. It has a broadly conical, softly but regularly built crown. The Douglas fir is a very tall, fast-growing tree, the second tallest conifer in the world. The trees grow to a height of 60-75 m or more. Trees with a diameter of 1.5-2 m are common in old stands.

Containerized

Age: 1+0 1 year old containerized seedling
Growing tray HIKO V-50 Seedling code 18135
Root ball high 87 mm    Height above-ground 8 cm +
Root ball volume  50 ml     Ø root collar -


Age: 1+1 2 years old containerized seedling
Growing tray HIKO V-400 Seedling code 18245; 18255
Root ball high 150 mm    Height above-ground 26-35; 36-50 cm 
Root ball volume  400 ml     Ø root collar min. 4; min. 5 mm


Age: 1+1+1 3 years containerized seedling
Growing tray HIKO V-1400 Seedling code 18385
Root ball high 200 mm    Height above-ground 51-80 cm 
Root ball volume  1400 ml     Ø root collar min. 7 mm

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