Steve C
Omono
About 2 years ago I picked up a ficus that had the dreaded S-curve trunk from a local shop for a good price and chopped it down quite a ways. 2 years ago it was just a trunk and no branches and now the past couple years it's been growing some new branching and I've been starting to try to get it into a bit of a future cascade style (somewhat). I know it will never have the perfect cascade style but for what was a tall S curve tree it's at least going somewhat in the right direction.
This is where it is today....
What I have been trying to do is somewhat like this here... I've already started the main leader for the cascade and got that pulled down in the right direction over the past year. Should I go ahead and trim the top where I have it marked to get it to back bad and fill in more now as well as push more energy to the main branch or wait? Any suggestions appreciated. Thanks.
Pic of the back side ...
This is where it is today....
What I have been trying to do is somewhat like this here... I've already started the main leader for the cascade and got that pulled down in the right direction over the past year. Should I go ahead and trim the top where I have it marked to get it to back bad and fill in more now as well as push more energy to the main branch or wait? Any suggestions appreciated. Thanks.
Pic of the back side ...