I would love a virtual for this larch.
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Re: I would love a virtual for this larch.
wabashene wrote:What a fine job Smithy.
Althought the branch tear down looks risky I think there's every chance of a 100% success.
I often stick a flat wedgey bit of horticultural grit in there to take the strain off the wiring and pack it out with plasticine and vaseline for cosmetic effect only. (see the yellow dot on the included pic)
The bit of grit is still in a couple of my trees all grown over
thks
TimR
Hi Tim , do you mean by doing this ,when the wire is taken off this bit of grit helps to keep it open and in place.
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Re: I would love a virtual for this larch.
jun wrote:Hi Smithy.
Very nice development. Since I don't do larch and pine. Just wondering how strong the first branch is after that deep cut above the branch?
regards,
jun
Thanks Jun, I'll tell you in a few years if its still on there. Ive not done it before so i'm just experimenting with what i can get away with.
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Re: I would love a virtual for this larch.
Smithy wrote:wabashene wrote:What a fine job Smithy.
Althought the branch tear down looks risky I think there's every chance of a 100% success.
I often stick a flat wedgey bit of horticultural grit in there to take the strain off the wiring and pack it out with plasticine and vaseline for cosmetic effect only. (see the yellow dot on the included pic)
The bit of grit is still in a couple of my trees all grown over
thks
TimR
Hi Tim , do you mean by doing this ,when the wire is taken off this bit of grit helps to keep it open and in place.
Absolutely correct. Depending on what you're trying to achieve ultimately, you could leave it in to grow over and re-position the branch or in what I suspect is your case, remove it after a few seasons when you're really sure the branch will not spring back and so maintain the distressed look.
thks
TimR
wabashene- Member
Re: I would love a virtual for this larch.
Thanks Tim , i've got it now and I think thats what is in order for the other Larch i put up. I'm pulling the big branches down and i know they will want to spring back .
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