A fascinating deep dive into Acer sieboldianum | MrMaple Show Podcast
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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Stoked Matt mentioned Shawn Kemp. That was cool. I’m from Seattle and was a huge Sonics fan back then.
I still got the Kamikaze 1 & 2 the Reign Man was no joke! One of the best in game dunkers to ever do it!
I had those kamikaze shoes! 😁. 2 hours south of Seattle here.
I also enjoyed this. I've germinated hundreds of siebold seeds this year and I have something interesting. Really keeping my fingers crossed. I will email you guys pics if it holds.
Sounds great!
That mountain was a little too steep. I started and said NOPE 😂
😆 truth!
Really enjoyed this podcast!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Siebold thunberg were extreme evolutionaries. Japan is mostly maritime consistency but wide continents like America or Australia are not ,the temp difference is to extreme.
Simplified and complicated at the same time, great job 👏
Acer sieboldianum is a species that I love so much. Thank you for the podcast.
Do you think that shirasawanum can be a bridge species between palmatum and japonicum?
Seems like Acer shirasawanum is less likely to work than sieboldianum
Can any of these take full sun?
Greatly depends on the location of the sun. Many do great up to zone 8 once established