Eucalyptus alpina, commonly known as Grampians Gum, is native to the Grampians mountains of southwestern Victoria, Australia. It is a hardy alpine species that grows in subalpine areas and is well-suited to harsh, windy conditions.
Before sowing
Stratification
fria · 60 d · 4°C
Soak
24 h soaking for 24 hours may help soften seed coat
Cold stratification for approximately 2 months after sowing is beneficial
Sowing
Substrate
moist substrate, pasteurized soil medium
Depth
superficie
Temperature
21°C
Moisture
alta
Container
flats, punnets, 128-cell trays
What to expect
Step 1
Pre-treat the seed
Step 2
Sow at superficie · 21°C
Day 10–28
Seedlings emerge
Tips
Seeds should be very lightly covered or placed on surface. Keep moisture high during germination. Provide light during germination. Seedlings are delicate and grow slowly. Plant in second year when approximately 30cm tall for best establishment. Do not disturb roots during transplanting.
Sources: Australian Seed Store, Quinta dos Ouriques, Johnny's Seeds, West Coast Seeds, horticulture research databases
