symbiotic1
Mame
I'm wondering if it's too late in the year to try to start an air layer? I'm in the Los Angeles area so fall weather is very mild - heck it was 90 degrees yesterday still - and the deciduous trees have only started changing color and loosing leaves. I also don't have to worry about freezing temps as even the coldest winter nights in January/February rarely dip below the 40s.
Would an air layer work then at this time of year in my climate zone even if the trees I would try are going into some level of dormancy? I'm looking to try on a birch, crape myrtle and japanese maple all growing in the yard, and a bald cypress and wisteria I have growing as eventual bonsai in 10/15gallon pots.
Would an air layer work then at this time of year in my climate zone even if the trees I would try are going into some level of dormancy? I'm looking to try on a birch, crape myrtle and japanese maple all growing in the yard, and a bald cypress and wisteria I have growing as eventual bonsai in 10/15gallon pots.