Trunk hollowing
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Trunk hollowing
Well, I was thinking about a little thing.. I have an Elm, and it is a small tree and not really a good bonsai. I have really wanted to try to carve some trunks to see how it goes. I would like to try to hollow out the trunk on my little elm, but when is the right time to do it?
I assume that its best to wait for spring, but I can barelly hold my fingers away from it..
Ofcourse, I dont like to kill trees, but I only payed 10$ for it..
I assume that its best to wait for spring, but I can barelly hold my fingers away from it..
Ofcourse, I dont like to kill trees, but I only payed 10$ for it..
Storm- Member
Re: Trunk hollowing
I'd repot it and pread the roots in a much larger (but not deeper) container, with a nutritious mix for a couple of months.
After it has adapted and taken strength for a very important growth would I do anything drastic on it IMHO...
After it has adapted and taken strength for a very important growth would I do anything drastic on it IMHO...
AlainK- Member
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