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Too soon? Prunus Subhirtella...
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JudyB
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Those are so close to the graft, that you'd have to sue the graft as part of the base. I think I would wait to get some buds to pop higher on the trunk than that. I think you might be able to force some if you take the top back hard, but not chop.
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welcome to the forum, ad nice maple in the background!
i don't see a worthwhile chop in the future of this tree, because that base does not look like it will ever develop the same kind of beautiful bark like your cherry already has.
my approach would be much more straightforward. Take cuttings and air layers, and create bonsai with them!
i don't see a worthwhile chop in the future of this tree, because that base does not look like it will ever develop the same kind of beautiful bark like your cherry already has.
my approach would be much more straightforward. Take cuttings and air layers, and create bonsai with them!
JudyB
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I just noticed I miss typed "use" and have you getting a lawyer to sue the graft, lol... I think that air layering would be good if there is some interest up in that canopy, I'm with Derek on that.
zekelogan
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Thank you! That green dissectum in the background is my pride n joy
Thanks for the input, to the both of you. I have a BIG Mama cherry blossom just outside our condo fence and also a Hally Jolivette at my parent's house which I failed at getting both cuttings and air layers with over the last year... Getting a good flowering cherry has been quite a challenge, thus far.
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sorce
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My lawyer has already let me know that suing the graft would be a fruitless endeavor.
That was good!
Sorce
