Take the Sequoia Redwood pill They are the superior master race of the tree world:
1. Biggest, Tallest, and Oldest trees in the world 2. Sucks up fat loads of carbon dioxide 3. Fire, rot, and insect resistant 4. 14 feet roots crush rock, prevent soil erosion, offer habitat for worms and soil microbes 5. Offer habitat for squirrels and birds and shit 6. Give off a fairy-tale, trad, fantasy forrest Aesthetic with lord of the rings and skyrim vibes. i.e the home and natural habitat of the whiteman
Why FUCK is california only allowed to have these? I want these spread all over the world
There is a point where they get so tall that the pressure required to get water to the top can't be generated by the tree and they must pull moisture from the air. So...climate restrictions. They need delicious clouds to eat.
Jace Anderson
Based and araucariapilled t. have 3 in my garden
Aaron Jones
It's at the top of the list now, what better way to celebrate freedom. Yeah, saw the California redwoods as a kid and as a teenager, amazing stuff. Went through that "drive through tree", which I think has ceased to exist several years ago. And if it exists, that's one fuckuva Mandela Effect.
Xavier Lewis
they are everywhere where i live and in fact they grow better here than in murica they're still smaller for now tho because they haven't had 2000 years to grow
Thomas Martinez
they take misty coastal regions as i believe they best absorb moisture through the tree body itself cunt of a tree to grow
>Why FUCK is california only allowed to have these? I want these spread all over the world Because they're not fit to compete or appropriate for every ecosystem. Most of all because a significant portion of their water intake is predicated on regular fog cycles. Without it they dry out, become far less fire, rot and insect resistant and generally become a liability wherever they're planted. Much of California's geography in the range they grow is appropriate for them to thrive, or at least it was until the local governments completely fucked up the water management.
Mother nature allows the strong and fit to rule and crushes the weak mercilessly. Sequoias are strong and fit for specific conditions, but try to transplant them elsewhere and they'll be no better off than you would be naked in the middle of the Gobi.
Cooper Gutierrez
>fantasy forrest Aesthetic with lord of the rings and skyrim vibes. i.e the home and natural habitat of the whiteman JUNGLE NIGHAS BE WHITE
Joshua Brown
based oaks are the best tree, here's a 500 year old one, planted for françois 1er
Yeah man they don't grow nowhere near as fast as giant cedar. This one is in front of the parliament in Victoria and is a bit over 200 years old and is tiny by comparison.
They require regular fog cycles to survive since after a certain height they can't pull water up to the top so they absorb it from the air instead.
Wyatt Russell
In Europe we no longer have old trees that can grow this big over time. Remember how they said we couldn't reacreate Notre Dame's biggest pieces of carpentry because they came from 13th century primal woods that no longer exist.
Julian Brown
They take 1,000 years to get that big and because of atmospheric depletion you can only grow near moist coastal regions. They used to be global then humans started worshiping Polar Bears and now the Earth is an arctic shit hole.
Ryder Carter
quaking aspens are everywhere here in utah.
i've always enjoyed their appearance. white bark with black spots, and leaves that shake like maracas in the wind. i think that's where the "quaking" name comes from.
Austin Turner
Aspen colony, it's called an Aspen colony. I've lived around em half my life never fucken heard Pando.
Sebastian Brown
based and redwood pilled
Isaiah Sullivan
Exactly like niggers in cities with free housing, phone and food stamps... Except that sequoias don't kill each others.
Asher Russell
Logically you would assume they only proliferated in a specific area, and haven't spread out of that area, for a reason.
Connor Fisher
There are a bunch of them in and around Victoria that were transplanted there in the 19th century.
David Peterson
So all those trees..are really just one tree. Blowing my mind.
Christian Nelson
>they grow better here than in murica no the world's biggest one is in america
Mason Adams
I want to get out there before we kill it like hairs on a giant's head
>Remember how they said we couldn't reacreate Notre Dame's biggest pieces of carpentry because they came from 13th century primal woods that no longer exist.
This is incorrect, they planted a huge grove of hardwoods to be protected until needed for this exact purpose. They are now so protected under law they can't be cut down and used for their intended purpose. All the people who put their blood sweat and tears into that cathedral must be rolling in their graves.
Nicholas Moore
because that's where the oldest are dummy
John James
Pretty sure they stopped caring when they died.
Samuel Jones
did you read the second part of my post ?
Dylan Jenkins
>americans >reading
Christian Young
USA WINS
Lincoln Anderson
I am sure I don't need to to explain to you nerds about the giant cedar on Lebanon's flag, but I will, 3000 years ago there were tree this big in the Levant too, documented by the Egyptian who made the trip many time to bring back the giant lumbers needed to carry the biggest obelisk, but they were all either cut down and the rest died chocking in volcanic explosion ash.
Grayson Johnson
The things you learn. :)
Austin Anderson
Useless trees. Plant apple trees everywhere to get infinite apples.
that would be great but it doesn't work like that, the moisture the trees receive and air currents from the ocean as well as soil requirements to grow such a thing aren't available in many places, check out the forests of siberia, that's where its at
Jaxon Cox
Giant cedar trees feed water from the top down mostly, morning dew/fog. They just adapted to that.
You can't have them, sorry. You've got your own trees you convict.
Also have you ever heard of the term "invasive species"? You should, It also describes your race. You should know these things before you start mouthing off about changing ecosystems. But you don't care about any of that, you're a fuckin wh*te
Bullshit. This physics law would apply to big cavities that needs to suck up the water, but on trees there's these things called capillary.
Jaxon Edwards
>Why FUCK is california only allowed to have these? Moist pacific air full of mist
Grayson Smith
>nomad shows up in a tin hat >"let me tell you about the Swedenborg" >he's clearly not Swedish >let him sleep in your barn >several months later, your whole town has infinite apples God I love being American
I went to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park last year. The trees were amazing, one of the best place I've ever been by far. Sometimes I lie in bed at night and think about what General Sherman is doing. He's probably just standing in the same place.
Isaac Myers
They're hardy and alot tougher than redwoods. they're not going anywhere tho. alot of places they grow like weeds.
Jaxon Ross
>these things called capillary Capillaries rely on capillary action. The fluid head built up from tall trees gives more pressure than the capillary action produces. Hence the need for cloud forests for fully mature Coastal Redwoods
source: live in said cloud forest with Coastal Redwoods
