This tree is not interesting per se but I have said before that I see this young pine tree as a material for practice on pines.
Let's see if I can keep it healthy, if I can learn something out of it and if I can transform this into something interesting.
End of January it was dug out and planted into a small wooden crate (the smallest possible). I kept original soil with mycorrhiza around the roots and I also dusted some rooting hormone.
I did cut what was absolutely necessary to be cut in order to handle the tree easily. For the same reason the apex was bent and tied to the trunk
Most of the finer roots were intact. Part of the tap root had to be cut. In general the tree didn't have lots of roots.
Then I wrapped the tree into a clear plastic bag and put it on the NE balcony.
The bark has started to flake
On March 4th I removed the plastic bag as I noticed new growth.