Interesting. I bought a Mariken a couple months ago and it has a lot more branches than I could ever use. I will probably use them next spring for scion wood for grafts on my 2 and 3 year seedlings.
Interesting. I bought a Mariken a couple months ago and it has a lot more branches than I could ever use. I will probably use them next spring for scion wood for grafts on my 2 and 3 year seedlings.
Since they don't heal well, I wasn't aware ones grafted ginkgo. Interesting...
Now, Ryan Neil did a podcast and talked on Ginkgo needing a 6.5-7 ph to promote branching. Mine has developed rather well while it's been on my bench. My PH is. 7. So...makes me go hm-mm as it if that is a key factor as he mentioned. Asked a friend to gather the podcast link I shared...its in a group I am no longer a member to. So if I get that link...I will try to post it.
Dennis Vojtilla has been cultivating bonsai for over 40 years. He is well known for his deciduous work, and the unique use of grape vines for bonsai. In this podcast, Ryan, Lime & Dennis discuss his approach to bonsai and the complex world of grape-growing.