for all the replies i am going to repot it into a bigger pot and let it go undisturbed until late spring and then do the root check and
prune and cut back
cheers dean
casuarina ( not corky bark scotts pine as told )
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Re: casuarina ( not corky bark scotts pine as told )
thanks guys
for all the replies i am going to repot it into a bigger pot and let it go undisturbed until late spring and then do the root check and
prune and cut back
cheers dean
for all the replies i am going to repot it into a bigger pot and let it go undisturbed until late spring and then do the root check and
prune and cut back
cheers dean
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Re: casuarina ( not corky bark scotts pine as told )
Hi Dean sorry for the slow reply. I don't know of any better time to prune casuarina. I tend to just do mine when the time seems right and have not experienced any trouble. The limited experience I have with re potting I do that in early spring but have collected mid Smmer with great success as well.
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