These trees are some of the most fascinating, awe inspiring and majestic life forms I've ever had the privilege to witness. I planted three of them in a field (a big space is required) and it makes me happy to think that one day there could be this enormous trio breaking the skyline. I'll be long gone but they are growing crazy fast already.
this post was submitted on 08 Dec 2023
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the trees fed ancient buds that had been hiding underneath thick bark for more than 1,000 years
So as long as there aren't any massive forest fires in the next 1,000 years they should be able to restock their reserve energy and we should be good......
Well probably a lot less than that. It will be a long time before a heavy enough fuel load exists there for another fire of this magnitude. It might only take a few decades for the trees to fully recover.
Redwood forests are supposed to burn every once in a while. The problem is if too much energy are available to burn.
Since that area has burned it should be more fire resistant for a while.
Live standing trees themselves don't really burn that well. It's all the shit on the ground and when there's too much it can get hot enough to actually burn the trees. This is why regular smaller controlled burns are good.
Also sounds like it was only 50 years for the current 'energy stored'.
It doesn’t take 1000 years to make the buds
That’s amazing. I went to California some years ago and seeing the Redwood trees was a highlight of the trip. Hope they get time to recuperate
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