It's up to him now, but I think it's an appropriate moniker, so I hope it sticks!Does Sergio call it Piglet?
You're the man!Yep, no reason to changed it Mike
I love it! I don't know if you have the same feeling as mine, but I would name it, Tai chi !A few post wiring shots, and the ume is blooming, only one but love it!
No wiring yet on that, wanted to see if it would set more blooms before cutback and wiring.
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I knew you would like this one, it's nice to see blossoms this time of year! Thank you for the new name!I love it! I don't know if you have the same feeling as mine, but I would name it, Tai chi !
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You got it Sister!I knew you would like this one, it's nice to see blossoms this time of year! Thank you for the new name!
Yes but it was kinda confusing structure wise, lots of choices.You get this one from Matt Smith? I remember admiring one similar from him awhile back.
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They are not really easy plants, I have learned a couple things about them that have helped me keep them better.Cool stuff! I really like the Beauty Berry. I think my Goji is going on the block in spring. It's a handful to keep happy down here.
I am going to see how different genetically the air layer is that I have taken already and think about using it if it’s close enough. Thanks for the thoughts!I like all the trees. Nice collection. The 4-trunk is nice and since it is "not-done" it is a good conversation piece (this thread is a proof). Cutting away is virtually easy but will leave you with some problems that will make you doubt if you took the right decision. The only thing you might consider is taking a cutting, develop it over 5 years and when you're ready ... add it at the back. It both create options and it buys you time since you are "addressing" the problem. Thanks for showing naked pics.