MiguelMC
Yamadori
hello everyone
Earlier this year I saw a few beech saplings for a buck each and decided to go for my first forest planting.
I reduced the tap roots and arranged them in a tray and the plan was to leave them be for a year or two in order to get those roots intertwined and create a better foundation for a repot, during this time I would do some pruning in order to start define the shape of the canopy and promoting better ramification.
Everything was going swell until a few weeks ago when some leaves started to dry out. tbh I have no idea why this happened, my main guess would have been that I went a bit too aggressive with the root pruning what do you guys think? do you think any of these trees are salvageable?
kind regards
Earlier this year I saw a few beech saplings for a buck each and decided to go for my first forest planting.
I reduced the tap roots and arranged them in a tray and the plan was to leave them be for a year or two in order to get those roots intertwined and create a better foundation for a repot, during this time I would do some pruning in order to start define the shape of the canopy and promoting better ramification.
Everything was going swell until a few weeks ago when some leaves started to dry out. tbh I have no idea why this happened, my main guess would have been that I went a bit too aggressive with the root pruning what do you guys think? do you think any of these trees are salvageable?
kind regards