Suggestions for growing 3-lobed Acers
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Suggestions for growing 3-lobed Acers
The big problem with acer campestre or acer monspessulanum , and all the 3 lobded leaves tree ( except acer buergerianum ) is that if this species grow very fast in the ground, she is growing very slowly in pot, buds appears on 3 or four directions, so, it's very difficult to create the first and second structures.
The solution is to put the tree in the ground during 4 or 5 years to create first and second structures , cutting buds to have not buds on symetric place , look at wires all the days , a lot of water, a lot of fertilizer, change the place of the tree all the years , and then , put the tree in pot or in a wood box to create final structure .
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The solution is to put the tree in the ground during 4 or 5 years to create first and second structures , cutting buds to have not buds on symetric place , look at wires all the days , a lot of water, a lot of fertilizer, change the place of the tree all the years , and then , put the tree in pot or in a wood box to create final structure .
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Last edited by fiona on Mon Jul 29, 2013 10:21 am; edited 2 times in total (Reason for editing : out off topic)
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