Hi all,
I've had an Oriental Tea Tree for close to 2 years now and aside from the odd chop of new growth I haven't exactly 'shaped' it in any particular way.
Looking at it now though I can see how chopping several of the thicker branches could benefit the overall shape. I'm hoping to do this and also repot it (currently in the original pot it was sold in and it's far from the traditional looking b pots).
So my question is... Is it too late in the season to do any of this?
I've read that it's best to do pruning/repotting etc. during winter and up to early Spring. But also read that with Oriental Tea Trees it can be done year round.. Soooo could just do with some clarity on this
Thanks in advance!
I've had an Oriental Tea Tree for close to 2 years now and aside from the odd chop of new growth I haven't exactly 'shaped' it in any particular way.
Looking at it now though I can see how chopping several of the thicker branches could benefit the overall shape. I'm hoping to do this and also repot it (currently in the original pot it was sold in and it's far from the traditional looking b pots).
So my question is... Is it too late in the season to do any of this?
I've read that it's best to do pruning/repotting etc. during winter and up to early Spring. But also read that with Oriental Tea Trees it can be done year round.. Soooo could just do with some clarity on this
Thanks in advance!