Hi All have not seen a maple with a twist likethis before had to have it 5 yrs old
just repotted it today hoping to get some thickness out of the trunk any ideas please ?
New trident maple with a twist
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Re: New trident maple with a twist
Hi Meagi, if you are wanting to fatten up the trunk then it might be a good idea to put that trident into a box or if you have the space in the ground.
To start getting some taper you could remove everything above the third branch and make the third branch the new leader.
To start getting some taper you could remove everything above the third branch and make the third branch the new leader.
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Re: New trident maple with a twist
Your pot looks big enough for this growing season. Perhaps a pinch of blood and bone and lots of water will see it grow.
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Re: New trident maple with a twist
Thanks still looking at it wondering where to start
Very nice twist but know I need to trim some where just unsure where yet
Very nice twist but know I need to trim some where just unsure where yet