Paulpash
Masterpiece
If you could please post a picture of the tree after the workshop with Will that would be appreciated. I'm intrigued how he's going to improve the taper. They heal pretty fast though when you let them run.
Yeah, that's what I'm wondering tooits pretty obvious it grew very well. i wonder why you didnt reduce the lump at the top to round about here, during the growing season. that way a bulk of energy could of gone into the lower trunk. looks like the apex took everything
You should look up "Peter Landerloos" on facebook, I got it from his friend. He does the sale stuff. They got a bunch of them left. If you want I can hook you up.May I ask you where in Denmark you bought it or by who? I would like to get one too. Thanks.
You should look up "Peter Landerloos" on facebook, I got it from his friend. He does the sale stuff. They got a bunch of them left. If you want I can hook you up.
I'm no expert on healing wounds either. But so far al the scars I have on the tree are healing nicely. They all do have a branch near them that speeds up the healing process and scarring the newly formed callus every year might also help I guess.Will you keep the dead wood ?
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Selected the primary branches and wired them into position. There's some more cool branches in the back but forgot to take a picture of them.
An approach graft will be made later this year somewhere halway the trunk on the left side. Already wired a thin back branch in place.
Damn, I'm getting less and less tree. Still weighs a ton...
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Adam Łuczak
You got some good points there. I still have 6 months left to decide wich way I'm gonna go.I still prefer this as the front, the trunk and base just looks more powerful. If mine tho i would look at tilting to left slightly so more of the left root is under the soil and get a bit more of the flare from the far right root showing. its coming on nicely
ps you could probably take some of the edge off the deadwood now, so the tree tapers out better.