Pyrus communis_A year after an airlayer
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Re: Pyrus communis_A year after an airlayer
" Lower part of the trunk squashed due to its development in a crevice though. How can I fix it?"
I think that by choosing the front, you solved the problem.
Very nice project.
I think that by choosing the front, you solved the problem.
Very nice project.
AlainK- Member
Re: Pyrus communis_A year after an airlayer
A little bit too late, AlainAlainK wrote:... ...I think that by choosing the front, you solved the problem.
With regards to the air layering, it looks like one can layer successfully thick branches with this species. Is it?
I know this to be true with Tamarix but this is the first time I am encountered with this size of an airlayer with Pyrus.
What is the circumference at the site of layering, Vlad?
my nellie- Member
Re: Pyrus communis_A year after an airlayer
my nellie wrote:
What is the circumference at the site of layering, Vlad?
The diameter is about 7 cm. I guess it was about 6 cm at the time of layering.
It takes me a year to make the decision to do the airlayer. The breaking point was an article from Mimo who shared an airlayered pear on the local forum. So Mimo is a Godfather of this tree...
In case you will need more information about this pear and the airlayering you can visit my blog.
@Aalain&Mimo: Thank you for your comments
Vlad- Member
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