The Fastest Growing Tree 🌳 Paulownia (140 Days Time-Lapse)

Enjoy this Sprouting Paulownia Seed Tree Time-Lapse video. It is about how to grow an Paulownia tree from Seed.
Paulownia tomentosa, princess tree, empress tree, or foxglove-tree is a deciduous hardwood tree in the family Paulowniaceae, native to central and western China. It is an extremely fast-growing tree with seeds that disperse readily, and is a persistent exotic invasive species in North America.

[reetpateet]

Our Paulownia is an absolute treasure - it is absolutely gorgeous with its huge leaves!

[wesmessick]

My grandmother planted one a decade ago and now they’ve taken over her yard.

[dustinfisher]

So I heard about this tree and took 4 cuttings from a big one near the town hall. And now what? Do I keep them in a vase until they root and plant them out next year and cut them down so they do their 4m magic? What kind and how much fertilizer do I need to give?

[gone]

Hi, so which one is which? There is a lot of names, or they ar same? "Paulownia kamikawii" "Paulownia tomentosa" "Paulownia elongata" also there is same names but called as hybrids ? can you clarify which seed you have? :)

[Something_Plausible]

hey, may I reuse this great video please? 😊

[LearnLandscapingShorts]

Good presentation, fastest tree is a big claim. The Mountain Ash Eucalyptus regnans of SE Australia will grow 1m a year for first 100 years. In first few years can grow faster. Have got some Manna Gums growing that are 15 m tall at 10 years old.
How fast or big does this tree grow?

[johnterrance]

I'm a bit confused about this time lapse. I thought Paulownia Tomentosa seeds are supposed to be sown on top of the soil. These seedlings were embedded in the soil. Can someone please help me better understand?

[Pepsichixx]

The seed literally made its first root on day 0...

[johnroberts]

Hate these trees but they make good firewood especially the seed pods

[DCcopter]

The royal Empress is faster growing 2 feet in it's first year

[rickrolls]

What you are growing an invasive species