Eucalyptus and oyster husk calcium hydroxide

I read "The method to let Okamurasaki lavender bloom in Kagawa" of Ossan-lavender san (user name).

You sprinkle a large quantity of organic lime, and you sprinkle a large quantity of water, and let's dissolve organic lime.
He said,  do not mind the freeze.

I sprinkled a large quantity of oyster husk calcium hydroxide on a eucalyptus and dissolved it with a large quantity of water in spite of the coldest time.

I photographed this in January.

Because I have sprinkled it on all pots, I do not understand the difference of the growth when I do not sprinkle it.

I add some information,

In Australia,
Limestone of world heritage Pinnacle,
The beautiful shore of the sand bar that limestone was pared off,
I feel that there are many things which assume lime a keyword.

Some of Eucalyptus growing wild should be brought up in the ground of the limestone that the bottom of the sea rose.
In that case, what does a eucalyptus grow in the nourishment source in in desert?
I thought the nourishment source of the eucalyptus to be calcium water and mineral water.

But, there may be a factor elsewhere

If keyword is a calcium, a mineral, and calcium hydroxide , is oyster husk calcium hydroxide one of the choices as a nourishment source of the eucalyptus?
I have sprinkled a large quantity of oyster husk calcium hydroxide like Hanasakajii-san without the consequences.

As a result, I seemed not bad for a eucalyptus.

Eucalyptuses doing its best #2

Because a photograph of yesterday's Eucalyptus perriniana was indistinct, I retook it.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus perriniana
Common name : Spinning gum














Furthermore,

Botanical name : Eucalyptus nova anglica
Common name : New England Peppermint / Black Peppermint



The leaf becomes brown and is dry.


It died by cold wind of the winter season.

But a sprout came out of the axil of the dead leaf of a low position.









I am not sure whether it is a sprout.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus tetraptera
Common name : Square-fruited mallee




The leaf becomes brown and is dry.


It died by cold wind of the winter season.

Will it be a sprout?










They are strong !

I seem they say, "Good luck, do your best, OK?".

Eucalyptuses doing its best

They are Eucalyptus which I thought to have already died.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus Moon Lagoon
Common name : Fine-Leafed mallee



The leaf becomes brown and is dry.


It died by cold wind of the winter season.

But a sprout came out of a stem.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus perriniana
Common name : Spinning gum


Because the eucalyptus is a trunk of the thickness of around 0.5 millimeters, and the tip dies, and a leaf fell, it is the seedling which thought that I completely died.

It died by cold wind of the winter season.

It was too too thin, and it was too small, and focus did not match when I made a camera auto.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus morrisbyi
Common name : Morrisby's gum


I have planted eight of them in one pot.

In the early spring, I took the wrong timing of the watering and have killed it.

The leaf sticks, but is all dry.

But a lot of sprouts came out of the root neighborhood.









They are deep-rooted eucalyptuses.

The eucalyptus which protects the bud

The eucalyptus which protects the bud.

The bud are covered with dry leaf.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus erythrocorys
Common name : llyarie

















Botanical name : Eucalyptus forrestiana
Common name : Fuchsia gum















The leaf seems to open in tune with the growth of the bud without opening immediately.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus rhodantha
Common name : Rose Mallee

It snowed in Hirakata

It snowed after a long time all-out.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus nicholii
Common name : Nichol's Willow Leaf Peppermint



It is like a Christmas tree.

 

Botanical name : Eucalyptus urnigera
Common name : Urn gum

The snow lies thick alike on other seedlings.










After 2 hours

It seems covered with the snow completely as things stand now.

Leaf damage of Eucalyptus

As for the following eucalyptuses, a terminal bud seems to have died.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus aromaphloia
Common name : Scented bark

Botanical name : Eucalyptus morrisbyi
Common name : Morrisby's Gum

Botanical name : Eucalyptus maculata
Common name : Spotted Gum















As for the following eucalyptuses, a leaf has begun to dry.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus subcrenulata
Common name : Alpine yellow gum

Leaf damage of Eucalyptus

As for the following eucalyptuses, a leaf has begun to dry.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus staigeriana
Common name : Lemon scented ironbark

Botanical name : Eucalyptus moon lagoon
Common name : Fine-Leafed Mallee















As for the following eucalyptuses, a leaf has begun to wilt.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus crucis
Common name : Southern Cross Mallee

Botanical name : Eucalyptus pleurocarpa
Common name : Tallerack

Botanical name : Eucalyptus uncinata
Common name : Hook-leaved mallee

Botanical name : Eucalyptus nova anglica
Common name : New England Peppermint















As for the following eucalyptuses, a terminal bud seems to have died.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus polyanthemos ssp polyanthemos
Common name : Red box

Botanical name : Eucalyptus polyanthemos ssp vestita
Common name : Red box















As for the following eucalyptuses, a leaf becomes red brown.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus cinerea
Common name : Silver Dollar gum

Botanical name : Eucalyptus scoparia
Common name : Wallangarra White Gum















As for the following eucalyptuses, a leaf becomes red yellow.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus globulus
Common name : Tasmanian Blue Gum

Botanical name : Eucalyptus radiata
Common name : Narrow-leaved peppermint

Damage by ice needles

This is a seedling lifted because of ice needles.

The lateral root seems to have cut.

However, nicholli is surviving by two roots.

 

Botanical name : Eucalyptus nicholii

Common name : Narrow-leaved black peppermint

Temperature of January of Hirakata

This graph is minimum temperature of January of Hirakata by the Meteorological Agency data.

There seem to have been many days when a temperature became 0 degrees or less.

The place where the eucalyptus is put lowers from 1 to 2 degrees more than the temperature of the Meteorological Agency.

On the day of a blue line, the plant pot is sure to have frozen.

For your information, the 31st Jan. was -6 degrees.

Leaf damage of Eucalyptus

As for the following eucalyptuses, a leaf has begun to dry.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus erythrocorys
Common name : Illyarie

Botanical name : Eucalyptus tenuiramis
Common name : Silver peppermint

This eucalyptus grows naturally in a cold region in Tasmania, but seems to be weak at gelid wind.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus coccifera
Common name : Tasmanian Snow Gum

This eucalyptus grows naturally on the snowy falling mountain in Tasmania, but seems to be weak at gelid wind.

Leaf damage of Eucalyptus

Damage like lehmanni is as follows.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus pluricaulis ssp porphyrea
Common name : Purple-leaved mallee

















Botanical name : Eucalyptus polybractea
Common name : Blue-leaved mallee

















Botanical name : Eucalyptus leucoxylon ssp pruinosa
Common name : Inland blue gum















The similar damage is as follows, but a terminal bud seems to be all right.



Botanical name : Eucalyptus forrestiana
Common name : Fuchsia gum

















Botanical name : Eucalyptus torquata
Common name : Coral gum















The whole is dry.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus decipiens ssp adesmophloia
Common name :

















Botanical name : Eucalyptus decipiens ssp chalara
Common name :

















Botanical name : Eucalyptus tetraptera
Common name : Square-fruited mallee

















Botanical name : Eucalyptus tetraptera
Common name : Square-fruited mallee
I put this 1 pot under the eaves and a weak wind, but may be not able to bear with low temperature.












From wilt by freeze, a terminal bud seems to have died.

Botanical name : Eucalyptus smithii
Common name : Gully gum / Gully peppermint / Blackbutt peppermint

Leaf damage of Eucalyptus lehmannii

Botanical name : Eucalyptus lehmannii
Common name : Bushy yate / Spider gum

The place where lehmannii was put is five places.

A. 1 pot : The place is weather-beaten and strong wind and not get much sunshine.
B. 5 pots : The place is weather-beaten and strong wind and a shade.
C. 3 pots : The place is weather-beaten and a shade and it was shut out a little the wind by other eucalyptuses.
D. 2 pots : The place is under the eaves and gets wind and that is get much sunlight.
E. 1 pot : The place is under the eaves and a shade and a weak wind.

Lehmannii of this photograph is B place.

A. It is almost the same damage as B place.
B. Most are upper damage.
C. There is hardly damage.
D. There is some damage in the upper part of the seedling.
E. It is one pot, but there is no damage.

When lehmannii is exposed to the wind that is colder than the freeze of the plant pot, the damage seems to come out.