or the sticks, sorry couldnt resistAre we talking about the bulge?
In my maple material thread, I had some around this size and bigger in forest plantings. the other option is planting them tightly together to make a tree or clump, as recently did with my hornbeam sticks.interesting. Have never been wrapped with anything. Was gonna use these to make a forest planting. The one with the gall is the strongest of all the seedlings. I check them everyday. It’s continued to get bigger
This is what I would do, if not fusing.Whack! Just start cutting a section off at a time. Pretty soon it will all be gone and healed up. Been there , done that. It will look way better than what you have
I am not convinced there is a node below the gall. It looks like these seedings were grown in dark conditions originally with a very long hypocotyl . Cutting below the gal might result in complete die-off.Whack! Just start cutting a section off at a time. Pretty soon it will all be gone and healed up. Been there , done that. It will look way better than what you have
If it is a bacterial gall, the tree will eventually die. If you cut it, it will come back. Sorry, but in that case, the only way to proceed is to throw the tree away, along with the soil and pot. Clean and disinfect your tools.Whack! Just start cutting a section off at a time. Pretty soon it will all be gone and healed up. Been there , done that. It will look way better than what you have
In the spring bleeding would be more of an issue. I think it would depend on how dire the situation with the gall is at that point.Gonna repot in the spring. Will take off half of the bulge soon, seal it and do the other half later. Should I wait until after spring and everything is growing to take the other half of it?
I like the video, but would be nice to have had some chatter along the way