Hey, What would you do with this????
I'm planning to put into a larger grow pot, but i'm not sure if i should cut it back at all at this stage? (I want the new trunk line section to thicken as fast as possible..)
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Growing On..
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Re: Growing On..
Gday NS!
What is it? Looks like Agonis flexulosa to me...
If you want the new leader to thicken rapidly, I would advise you to keep all that top growth when you pot-up. Also, if you can wire those lower (4?) branches so that they all receive maximum sunlight, you will not only increase the growth rate, but possibly find an new trunkline in there somewhere.
Thanks, and good luck!
Fly.
What is it? Looks like Agonis flexulosa to me...
If you want the new leader to thicken rapidly, I would advise you to keep all that top growth when you pot-up. Also, if you can wire those lower (4?) branches so that they all receive maximum sunlight, you will not only increase the growth rate, but possibly find an new trunkline in there somewhere.
Thanks, and good luck!
Fly.
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Re: Growing On..
Thanks mate!FlyBri wrote:Gday NS!
What is it? Looks like Agonis flexulosa to me...
If you want the new leader to thicken rapidly, I would advise you to keep all that top growth when you pot-up. Also, if you can wire those lower (4?) branches so that they all receive maximum sunlight, you will not only increase the growth rate, but possibly find an new trunkline in there somewhere.
Thanks, and good luck!
Fly.

It was collected so i don't know what it is but i always thought it was a type of paper bark, Melaleuca? . . .
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Re: Growing On..
Dont think so but i am not an expert on our natives, Callistimon?FlyBri wrote: It was collected so i don't know what it is but i always thought it was a type of paper bark, Melaleuca?
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Here's what the bark looked like shortly after collection..
Any help to identify this one would be great!
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"i can peel the outer bark off in thin layers or in big chunks...."Any help to identify this one would be great!
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