decrease the size of trunk
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decrease the size of trunk
I have an Ixora spp with group 5 trunks on base. one of sub trunk is bigger than a main trunk. I want to decrease the size of this trunk to smaller than main trunk. How can i do that?
I will be grateful for any help from you!
(And sorry for my english, i know it very bad )
I will be grateful for any help from you!
(And sorry for my english, i know it very bad )
vietbacbl- Member
Re: decrease the size of trunk
It is difficult for us to comment without some pictures. Please post them. Also what style are you trying for: forest, clump? Can't realy decrease the size of one trunk, you will have to grow the others out or just cut the large one out.
DougB- Member
Re: decrease the size of trunk
I intended to make a "forest clump" (in Viet Nam we name that ). Tomorrow is satuday, I will take some photo to show you about this. I hope to recive some help from you and every body.DougB wrote:It is difficult for us to comment without some pictures. Please post them. Also what style are you trying for: forest, clump? Can't realy decrease the size of one trunk, you will have to grow the others out or just cut the large one out.
Thank for you comment!
vietbacbl- Member
Re: decrease the size of trunk
Easiest trick in the book
Make the other trunks bigger by leaving more leaves on those trees, especially the main trunk.
Good luck!
Make the other trunks bigger by leaving more leaves on those trees, especially the main trunk.
Good luck!
Sam Ogranaja- Member
Re: decrease the size of trunk
Maybe we need many times to make a bigger trunk with Ixora (someone tell me that), so I think this plan will become the last choice if we can't find any plan else.Sam Ogranaja wrote:Easiest trick in the book
Make the other trunks bigger by leaving more leaves on those trees, especially the main trunk.
Good luck!
Thank you for help!
vietbacbl- Member
Re: decrease the size of trunk
Well, first it is in the back, so that helps make it not look too bad (which is is not).
Second, if you cut in shorter (about half), you can then guide any (or two or three) sprouts to become new trunks, which will be thinner.
Second, if you cut in shorter (about half), you can then guide any (or two or three) sprouts to become new trunks, which will be thinner.
JimLewis- Member
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