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    Help with pine specimen collected on mountain in Montana.

    So, is the foliage feeding tree or are the roots feeding the tree (foliage). If I knew that the roots were contributing more then I would trim some foliage. Maybe? I'd like t feel that I'm doing as much as I can, it's a special tree. Kim
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    Help with pine specimen collected on mountain in Montana.

    There were some fine roots; wish I'd taken a picture. It was similar to trees I've purchased and had delivered in the "bare roots" situation. Is it OK to cut some small branches so the tree won't have to work hard to feed the foliage (needles) or is it better to leave foliage to bring in...
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    Help with pine specimen collected on mountain in Montana.

    Yes, approved from national forest. The local FS office in MT gives permits. Hardly any roots came out with the tree. It was in rocks, going to be torn out and disposed of for a new trail, so I just kept prying it out. Hated to see it die. The potting soil was meant to be temporary to keep the...
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    Help with pine specimen collected on mountain in Montana.

    I'm misting and keeping it enclosed as shown in this picture. Should I cut some branches to balance out the lack of roots? Also, do you know what kind of tree it is? Thanks. Kim
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    Help with pine specimen collected on mountain in Montana.

    Hi, New here. I collected this tree last week. It was growing on rocks at about 9000 feet in elevation. I've been keeping it in regular potting soil with the pot in a plastic bag and the soil moist. Should I prune it heavily since I didn't get very many roots? Kim
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