Guatemala walnut is a deciduous tree recognized for its large, pinnate leaves that offer a lush canopy. This tree produces distinctive spherical nuts encased in a husk, drawing various wildlife. Preferring deep, fertile soils, guatemala walnut thrives in temperate climates and is valued for its ornamental shade and high-quality wood.
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Water:
Guatemala walnut requires regular watering, particularly in rainless periods and the summer following planting. Container-grown guatemala walnut should not dry out, often necessitating daily watering to maintain optimal moisture levels.
Fertilize:
Ground-grown guatemala walnut requires no additional fertilizer, whereas container-grown plants benefit from a slow-release fertilizer applied annually every spring, unless they have been repotted recently.
Pruning:
Guatemala walnut thrives with early spring pruning to enhance growth and structure. Prioritize removing dead or damaged branches and thinning the canopy for better air circulation. This promotes a strong central leader and scaffolding branches, encouraging vigor, disease resistance, and optimal nut production.
Propagation:
Guatemala walnut can be grown from seeds collected in the fall. After winter cold stratification, sow in gritty compost, watering well. Place outdoors in a sheltered spot. Seeds typically germinate in late spring. Due to a long taproot, seedlings should be potted in deep containers early.
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