Tree transplants and The Matrix
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Re: Tree transplants and The Matrix
sorry to drag up an older post but man.. that is some crazy s#%&.
do you think doing this sort of thing with young saplings like that to transfer nutrients would help in trunk thickening???
even tho deciduos trees can grow rather quickly over a few years in the ground, it has just spun my inquizitive mind into all sorts lol
do you think doing this sort of thing with young saplings like that to transfer nutrients would help in trunk thickening???
even tho deciduos trees can grow rather quickly over a few years in the ground, it has just spun my inquizitive mind into all sorts lol
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taking the top half of trees of since 2005! and growing trees for the future generations! 50+ year plans
