How is this tree doing? I am getting a seedling in the mail this week. I'm very excited. I live in FL zone 9b. We do get two months of winter so I think I'll keep it indoors til the end of Feb. The few days of freeze are what I worry about. I'm sure once the trunk is at leas 3 inches it should be insulated enough to take it. I have other tropical trees and that's been the case.
Man! It's so beautiful. Yet so dangerous. Would love to have one. But I live In south Texas. " Hurricanes". I'd plant it by the creek and watch it grow from a distance. 😀
Hi David, I know this is 2 years later, but FYI, I live in Central Florida on a lake where I get high winds (30-60mph) and lots of rain. I planted a rainbow E. in 2014 that was 6in tall. It is now 250ft tall with beautiful colors, loves the wind and rains. I planted it near the lake edge.
Great looking tree. I've always wanted one but everyone know-it-alls keep telling me I can't grow one in Arkansas. What do you think? And if you think I could where could I get one? Thanks
Very cool tree! It look like you were being invaded by iRobot!! Haha! I am new to your Channel and I saw what looked like a silver I Robot or statue when you panned around looking at the tree! Haha!
My tree has been in the ground 3 yrs now. It's about 15 feet high. However leaves starting to yellow and are dropping. We are in central Florida. It's very hot and humid now. Any suggestions?
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
Great videos.Im very interested in this beautiful tree...Going to try my luck with these beautys...Hope Southern Louisiana provides me with the necessary growing conditions..Thank you for the knowledge
As many before me have said it is very bad idea growing a 200 plus ft. tree next to any and all foundations. roots and trunk will destroy that home. good luck it is a beautiful tree, but you haven't seen its true rainbow yet. repeat, bad idea growing next to any foundation as it will destroy slabs soon. good luck.
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
it is unwise to plant it so close to a building, in 5 years trunk will push against the building, in 10 years you will be either moving the tree or the building
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Watch out. They are also called “widow makers”. They drop limbs to balance structure and to reduce size in droughts...cheers, Johno
The root system of this beautiful tree will destroy the foundation of that house.
Hello,
So you planted it about 3 years ago how big was it when you put it in ground, did you grow it from seed ?
That’s gorgeous looking trunk, that’s why it’s my favorite of all eucalyptus species.
Wow that’s a lot of growth in three years!!! Amazing
Amazing colors! I got a peak of you dug up some old plants! Looking forward to see what you are planting there!
How is this tree doing? I am getting a seedling in the mail this week. I'm very excited. I live in FL zone 9b. We do get two months of winter so I think I'll keep it indoors til the end of Feb. The few days of freeze are what I worry about. I'm sure once the trunk is at leas 3 inches it should be insulated enough to take it. I have other tropical trees and that's been the case.
Man! It's so beautiful. Yet so dangerous. Would love to have one. But I live In south Texas. " Hurricanes". I'd plant it by the creek and watch it grow from a distance. 😀
Hi David, I know this is 2 years later, but FYI, I live in Central Florida on a lake where I get high winds (30-60mph) and lots of rain. I planted a rainbow E. in 2014 that was 6in tall. It is now 250ft tall with beautiful colors, loves the wind and rains. I planted it near the lake edge.
What part of Arizona do you live in? I'm interested in planting one in the Phoenix area.
I had to look at it again looks like a piece of art
Great looking tree. I've always wanted one but everyone know-it-alls keep telling me I can't grow one in Arkansas. What do you think? And if you think I could where could I get one? Thanks
Ha!I'm in arkansas
That's awesome! Mine just went crazy in the last couple weeks
That is so incredible!😀
omg this tree is gigantic but beautiful. Saw this tree myself in hawaii.
Very cool tree! It look like you were being invaded by iRobot!! Haha! I am new to your Channel and I saw what looked like a silver I Robot or statue when you panned around looking at the tree! Haha!
That's a stunningly beautiful tree in the wrong spot. If i lived in a tropical climate that'd be the first tree i got THATS ONE SEXY TREE
My tree has been in the ground 3 yrs now. It's about 15 feet high. However leaves starting to yellow and are dropping. We are in central Florida. It's very hot and humid now. Any suggestions?
Hey jay how often do u recommend watering for winter and morning or evening watering ?
WOW Jay beautiful absolutely beautiful 😲💖💖
Dude so amazing!!!
Such a stunning specimen
how long will it take to grow up from the seed and shown the color?
What do you fertilize with?
That’s beautiful and please show us old car you have
I just ordered one. Can't wait for this!
How did your tree work out? I want to get one ✌🏼🤗
@@RandomHippieCreations i have went through 3 trees since this comment and they have all died
I have been trying to buy some rainbow seeds, but can't seem to find them. Would you be interested in selling me some from your tree?
Wow, beautiful colores.
are you worried the roots might mess with your plumbing? so close to the house?
No. Totally fine
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
Intrigued by the silver mannequin with hose water going into a pool in the background. The Rainbow Eucalyptus is beautiful!
very nice
how cold does it get there ?
hi. i am thinking for some day to import rainbow euclyptus seeds. can it grow in sub tropical climate(Pakistan).
Zahid Ali Sher, yes.
What city/state is this growing in?
I think he said he's in Arizona
Where do u live?I wonder if they would survive in arkansas.
Great videos.Im very interested in this beautiful tree...Going to try my luck with these beautys...Hope Southern Louisiana provides me with the necessary growing conditions..Thank you for the knowledge
I find that the rainbow eucalyptus trees are the strangest trees in the world. Looks pretty creepy.
Wow 😮
Why is it so shiny?
I got one of them
Where can I not these trees?
i want to see it now
Do you do yard consults?
What on earth is a yard consult? Im asking for a friend..👍
must be from tropical aus ours are more snow camo colour
Wow how do I grow that? 😍
WHY IS SO EXPENSIVE TO GET THESE TREES?
It will grow rapidly..
Do you sell eucalyptus seeds?
many people on ebay sell them
Can grew it india?
How old is he in this video?
I need seeds of rainbow eucalyptus in Pakistan
Wow. As other posters have said, you’re going to completely destroy your house! The roots! Omg, smh
MANDELA EFFECT
That tree is way to close to your house. It’s beautiful, but you may regret it.
As many before me have said it is very bad idea growing a 200 plus ft. tree next to any and all foundations. roots and trunk will destroy that home. good luck it is a beautiful tree, but you haven't seen its true rainbow yet. repeat, bad idea growing next to any foundation as it will destroy slabs soon. good luck.
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
You’ve planted that waaaay to close … these get 200+ feet tall 😬 🌲
They don't get nearly that tall in Arizona.
Sheesh why would anyone with even half a brain plant a tree right against a house? And a tree that grows wide buttressed roots at that! 😆
looks like a painted pole
This tree gets 100ft tall plus. Enjoy that next to your house
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
You sure that tree ain't too close to that building or house
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
You're going to regret planting that next to that building ... Not Smart
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
To near shed
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
Not a good place for eucalyptus
No, because a Rainbow-Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus deglupta) is compared with other eucalyptustypes (like Eukalyptus Gunnii) pretty cold sensitive and the roots don’t grow so strong in Arizona‘s nativsoil (in nature they’re stronger). Shamus said this in a Video …
it is unwise to plant it so close to a building, in 5 years trunk will push against the building, in 10 years you will be either moving the tree or the building
Where can I not these trees?