Sealing a duranta

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Sealing a duranta

Post by Bougy Fan »

Hi Guys
I have just done some preliminary carving on a duranta after a repot. Does anyone know if the carved areas need to be sealed on this species ?


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Re: Sealing a duranta

Post by chrisatrocky »

Tony, even though the wood is hard, it does need to be protected from the eliments. they also get a bit of die back from the edge of the wound.

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Re: Sealing a duranta

Post by Bougy Fan »

So maybe just seal around the edges of the wound ?
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