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I think graphying is one of the advanced techniques.
It is so advanced that we are just now hearing of it.

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No, just reintroduced. At the turn of the last century when two people wanted to talk, they used a "telegraph".

In plant lingo to add a new branch, meaning "now two" you graphed it. It is known as Graphying.

I am currently working out the kinks on a linear twin polling device for adding branches that is more modern. I call it 5G cellurizing. Promising?
 

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You are the first person to figure it out. I, myself am born and raised in the US. But my father is from the Czech Republic, or Czechia as it is now known...
Cool, thank you, now it makes sense.
 

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When graphying you insert it where the cut was placed right?
And I cut it about to or 3cm is that deep enough?
I have a bonsai it is ficus ginseng and ive graphed it with a pine tree.
And ive been giving it coffee for a week.
I suppose you need to insert it where there's the cut.
3 cm will never be deep enough.
I heard that ginseng is good for ficussing things particularly with pine trees.
With all that coffee, it gotta be wired!
 
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