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clump style
its about time i removed these little guys from there seed trays and pot them in to pots.. and that got me thinking could i clump them now??
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Re: clump style
You can put a clump together at any stage. If you plant your seedlings close together they will often unite where the trunks touch and become a single unit as they grow - but not always
The problem I find is regulating the size of the trunks. ideally you want the centre trunk to be the tallest and thickest but as they grow one or more of the side trunks will often grow faster and become the dominant trunk.

The problem I find is regulating the size of the trunks. ideally you want the centre trunk to be the tallest and thickest but as they grow one or more of the side trunks will often grow faster and become the dominant trunk.
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Re: clump style
You can control the size of the outer trees by pruning them much more than the others.
I did that with my Liquidambar twin trunk here viewtopic.php?f=129&t=13727
they seeded at the same time and the smaller one was controlled by pruning
Ken
I did that with my Liquidambar twin trunk here viewtopic.php?f=129&t=13727
they seeded at the same time and the smaller one was controlled by pruning
Ken
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Re: clump style
hmm think ill give it a shot. when i planted the seeds i plants some in groups of 2 and 3 most have worked out so far. ill tie the bases and repot them.