Chinese Elm Bark & Petroleum Jelly
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Chinese Elm Bark & Petroleum Jelly
Hello all!
Last spring I did some moderate branch pruning on my Chinese Elm and sealed the cuts with petroleum jelly shortly after. (I may have used a bit too much in some places)
I have this material indoors all year round and it has adapted beyond expectations. It is also constantly growing.. that being said. I have allowed it to grow on it's on until a few days ago. I failed to notice, because of the over growth, that the bark under the jelly looks significantly healthier, greener and smoother than the areas that were not covered.
This is a first for me and was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on this.. weather it is good or if there may be a sign for something down the road (highly doubt it but better ask and be informed just in case).
Thank you in advance fellas!
Last spring I did some moderate branch pruning on my Chinese Elm and sealed the cuts with petroleum jelly shortly after. (I may have used a bit too much in some places)
I have this material indoors all year round and it has adapted beyond expectations. It is also constantly growing.. that being said. I have allowed it to grow on it's on until a few days ago. I failed to notice, because of the over growth, that the bark under the jelly looks significantly healthier, greener and smoother than the areas that were not covered.
This is a first for me and was wondering if anyone had any thoughts on this.. weather it is good or if there may be a sign for something down the road (highly doubt it but better ask and be informed just in case).
Thank you in advance fellas!
Kewlo89- Member
Re: Chinese Elm Bark & Petroleum Jelly
It probably looks that way because it is newer.
JimLewis- Member
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