Hello,
This is the first tree that I have wired, It's a Needle Juniper (Juniperus Rigida)
Here is the Video: https://youtu.be/39VrAeFCdOw
Any Critique or comments are welcome.
My First Wired Tree
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Re: My First Wired Tree
This may helppeterk1278 wrote: ↑August 14th, 2019, 6:00 pm Hello,
This is the first tree that I have wired, It's a Needle Juniper (Juniperus Rigida)
Here is the Video: https://youtu.be/39VrAeFCdOw
Any Critique or comments are welcome.
[youtube]https://youtu.be/vffhEZ-Hpwk[/youtube]
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Re: My First Wired Tree
Not bad. I would remove the two lower branches. Most trees don't have branches that low down. I would also thin out the foliage pads.
However it you intend to build more taper in the trunk then you'll need to leave the lower branches and let them grow out.
However it you intend to build more taper in the trunk then you'll need to leave the lower branches and let them grow out.
