My Black Pine

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My Black Pine

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Firstly thanks to Hugh for creating this post, I have 11 pages of reading to go before I attack my Black Pine. and thanks to everyone who has posted further with advise, comments and knowledge.

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To date I removed two large branches and created little jins of them wired the existing crown down and simply maintained the health of the tree. I have had it only for two years,
Looking forward to the future of this tree,
as of this morning
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and simply removing the stuff I knew to be safe.
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now back to that Black Pine string
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Re: My Black Pine

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Nice tree watty,

That last pic would make a great front, is that the intention?

Mate bit of wire and then sit back and enjoy!

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Yeh thanks Kez, most likely, but probably a little turn to the right as the second movement of the trunk is very long and straight and a little change in the potting angle could help to hide it.
Anyway that's the plan, it's what makes God laugh- make a plan.
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Just a belated apologies to Grant in my thank you dedication at the beginning, gave it to the wrong person didn't I, DUOH!!
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wattynine wrote:Yeh thanks Kez, most likely, but probably a little turn to the right as the second movement of the trunk is very long and straight and a little change in the potting angle could help to hide it.
Anyway that's the plan, it's what makes God laugh- make a plan.
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I would tile to the left in th next repot
Nice little tree :yes:

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RIP JBP
Nothing I could do on this one, it was amongst a small bunch of trees that I lost all at the same time due to a frog crawling into the sprinkler head and not only blocking it but dying in there and stopping water flow for a few days while I was away.
What can you do, bugger.
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