electraus
Mame
Hello everyone, this is my first post on here and I have no idea if I’m putting it in the right category, but I’m working on my first collected Utah juniper and it’s got some nice naturally occurring deadwood features. Unfortunately, as I was cleaning the flaky bark off of the trunk and branches with a wire brush (simply for my own amusement), I brushed up against some of this deadwood, revealing the brown colored layer of bark that junipers exhibit under the flaky gray bark.
Obviously, I don’t want deadwood with swipes of cinnamon brown on it, so I was wondering if I should use a jin knife to remove all the outer bark and treat that with lime sulfur or just treat it without removing the bark. Thanks in advance!
Obviously, I don’t want deadwood with swipes of cinnamon brown on it, so I was wondering if I should use a jin knife to remove all the outer bark and treat that with lime sulfur or just treat it without removing the bark. Thanks in advance!