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Quite true. But further, normal abscission is an excellent indicator of the tree being alive. It won't happen if it is dead.
No, I don't. I've used https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000VPO0R8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and...
I would dig out the rotten stuff and fill the hole with epoxy. Maybe paint some wood hardener into the hole before the epoxy. New tissue can...
I might believe circumference, but not caliper. Regardless, my advice remains the same. You may want to view module 3 of this video course before...
I would do the opposite = do it now. Presently the tree is active, meaning they are doing all those things that trees do. If you cut now or...
Certainly it is in that photo. One can see the speckled green of mature summer leaves in the background of the pic I posted. IMO, the central...
My shindeshojo has greenish central veins, unlike what is pictured. [ATTACH]
My version is self-referential.
I use nothing but Turface MVP (a U.S. brand of high fired Montmorillonite clay) for just about everything I grow. I'm a KISS* fan. I like my...
The very sunny and dry air of winter is extremely difficult for Japanese maples. IMHO, you'll need to keep them in containers and bring them into...
I use my Dremel to 'clean off' largish, unsightly stubs that I've made on trees that I am growing to be bonsai, including maples, just as I think...
No air, no oxygen = anoxia; ultimately, root death. ... not meaning to be pedantic.
I'm unsure of the cause, but those look to be old wounds, IMHO, and not requiring pruning
Verticillium typically does this in the springtime, not fall and usually only gains entry to a branch through a bark wound. We discussed this at...
I must say that I've repeatedly encountered this term 'sap rising' that you, D, and others use. I still don't understand what y'all are trying to...
