Pyracantha - Help me get it in cascade
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Pyracantha - Help me get it in cascade
i have this pyracantha I got a bit over 2 months ago and I would like to make it a small cascade.
I really have no idea how to move from here so I am calling for help
The day I bought it
after initial haircut (April 13th 2012)
one month after (May 25th 2012)
Today (June 20th 2012)
I really have no idea how to move from here so I am calling for help
The day I bought it
after initial haircut (April 13th 2012)
one month after (May 25th 2012)
Today (June 20th 2012)
akhater- Member
Re: Pyracantha - Help me get it in cascade
Why are you allowing those suckers to grow off the trunk? They are making that area that's too fat already even fatter.
Russell Coker- Member
Re: Pyracantha - Help me get it in cascade
which ones ? the ones coming out the flat cut ? i was thinking it will be the top of the cascade
akhater- Member
Re: Pyracantha - Help me get it in cascade
Hi Akhater
This is a really healthy plant you have here..I have a Phyracanta, and it grows slooow.....maybe I should send it to you on vercation .
I am sure other people on IBC can give you good advise for your cascade....for now would I keep the long suckers, they are maybe usefull as you say.
What I would do now.... The plant look potbound, I would repot it in a larger container in the angle you wish for, without touching the roots, this will give you a better picture of the future design. Post a photo, and maybe someone will make you a virtual.
Kind regards Yvonne
This is a really healthy plant you have here..I have a Phyracanta, and it grows slooow.....maybe I should send it to you on vercation .
I am sure other people on IBC can give you good advise for your cascade....for now would I keep the long suckers, they are maybe usefull as you say.
What I would do now.... The plant look potbound, I would repot it in a larger container in the angle you wish for, without touching the roots, this will give you a better picture of the future design. Post a photo, and maybe someone will make you a virtual.
Kind regards Yvonne
Guest- Guest
Re: Pyracantha - Help me get it in cascade
Thanks Yvonne
it is in fact root bound but since it's soil is so bad I thought it was better to wait till fall and give it a proper reporting.
If it is not a good subject for cascade I am open for all suggestions. I have never done a tree before so cascade might not fit at all. I am mainly hoping for help along the path.
All I know is that I don't want to wait for a thicker trunk but do something with it as it is
it is in fact root bound but since it's soil is so bad I thought it was better to wait till fall and give it a proper reporting.
If it is not a good subject for cascade I am open for all suggestions. I have never done a tree before so cascade might not fit at all. I am mainly hoping for help along the path.
All I know is that I don't want to wait for a thicker trunk but do something with it as it is
akhater- Member
Re: Pyracantha - Help me get it in cascade
You can encourage the cascade branch by tilting the pot so that it is pointing up. That will also slow down the suckers since they will be pointing sideways. Since it is rootbound this will be easy - set it upright to water and then put it on its side.
Marty Weiser- Member
Re: Pyracantha - Help me get it in cascade
Question. In the close up, this pyracantha looks like its leaves are whitening. I have 2 plants with this really fine white "splotchiness" in the leaves and can't find any information about it online. Both are citrus trees. Can anybody here explain what this is and what to do about it?
Libby
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