BobbyLane
Imperial Masterpiece
I sometimes take pics during rootwork, not always. I think its a great indicator of how much root you removed at any one time. or how much you started with or what youve achieved with your methods etc, again this is more geared toward a progression mindset or logging the process in pics. If I forget how much root I removed in one go, I can refer to my photo logs.
The result of this is that you further understand how much work trees can manage, what their thresholds are etc using the time stamps on the photos gives you an indication of what you did and when. youll never have to ask again, 'when is the best time to repot this maple', 'how much root is safe to remove from this maple' because you already know.
The result of this is that you further understand how much work trees can manage, what their thresholds are etc using the time stamps on the photos gives you an indication of what you did and when. youll never have to ask again, 'when is the best time to repot this maple', 'how much root is safe to remove from this maple' because you already know.