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I'd think to preserve taper and hasten thickening your leader you would want to reduce down the number of competing top branches?
I'm gonna leave it to recover from it's first root work ever, this year...I'd think to preserve taper and hasten thickening your leader you would want to reduce down the number of competing top branches?
It really depends on the intended style. If this tree is destined to be styled like a pine, reducing to one leader makes sense. If the goal is a flat top, though, multiple branches near the top can be used. I always refer to Johng's flat tops for inspiration here.I'd think to preserve taper and hasten thickening your leader you would want to reduce down the number of competing top branches?
You know that's a great point Dave, that I had not considered...It really depends on the intended style. If this tree is destined to be styled like a pine, reducing to one leader makes sense. If the goal is a flat top, though, multiple branches near the top can be used. I always refer to Johng's flat tops for inspiration here.
Indeed their foliage is beautiful!Wow, you get very nice specimen for that price!!! I love to watch the Montezuma cypress or BC when it starts giving out the new leaves under morning sun with the dark background in Spring!! It makes me feel very calm and peaceful
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Thanks! Yes, I think flat top is gonna be it....maybe one lower pad....I should probably wire those top shoots for some movement.Looking good man. I have one coming from Zach in a couple weeks, which will be my first BC. I've always wanted one so I can't wait to start working with it. This thread is some good inspiration. You still thinking flat top for this tree?
Thanks! Yes, I think flat top is gonna be it....maybe one lower pad....I should probably wire those top shoots for some movement.
How big is the one you got on the way?
I've been thinking lately about putting mine in a tub. It's in a 7 gal. and it's drying out in about a day, maybe a little longer (planted in 50/50 peat/perlite).Into the water it goes.
Wow, foliage already going rusty?I've been thinking lately about putting mine in a tub. It's in a 7 gal. and it's drying out in about a day, maybe a little longer (planted in 50/50 peat/perlite).
The foliage isn't really green anymore except the newest growth, it's mostly a washed out orange color, still healthy, just discolored. I think it's just from being on the dry side constantly...