The branch is kept existing or cut down
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The branch is kept existing or cut down
I have trained this species of Pitchecolobium dulce for three years and I need the any idea to correct this tree.
I attach two pictures for these trees, in 1st picture, what must I do with the branch? As pointed by red arrow. Will it be ok if I make it as the apex?
In 2nd, the trunk base, the bud started to grow. Must I keep this bud?
Thanks.
I attach two pictures for these trees, in 1st picture, what must I do with the branch? As pointed by red arrow. Will it be ok if I make it as the apex?
In 2nd, the trunk base, the bud started to grow. Must I keep this bud?
Thanks.
Mawardi Nur- Member
Re: The branch is kept existing or cut down
Mawardi,
I think this tree has some nice potential. Although I am not familiar with the species I think that both of those branches should go. Also the tree seem to move away from the eye, leaning backwards in the pot. Post a picture of the backside maybe. Or you could bring what I have labeled as the apex forward.I think the green arrowed branch provides more balance as the apex. Just some suggestions. But again it looks like a very nice start.
Todd
I think this tree has some nice potential. Although I am not familiar with the species I think that both of those branches should go. Also the tree seem to move away from the eye, leaning backwards in the pot. Post a picture of the backside maybe. Or you could bring what I have labeled as the apex forward.I think the green arrowed branch provides more balance as the apex. Just some suggestions. But again it looks like a very nice start.
Todd
DreadyKGB- Member
Re: The branch is kept existing or cut down
I agree. Neither branch contributes anything to the tree.
I'd also like to see one or two of those branches wired toward the back. There appears to be very little depth to the tree. Of course, it is hard to tell in a photo.
I'd also like to see one or two of those branches wired toward the back. There appears to be very little depth to the tree. Of course, it is hard to tell in a photo.
JimLewis- Member
Re: The branch is kept existing or cut down
Hi there!
Nice tree! I have about 10 of those i started from seed last year. Didn't know their scientific name though. Now i know...thanks!
something i wanted to add...how big is this tree? The reason i ask is because it produces fruit and you may have to consider the size of the fruit in the final size of the tree. A slim short trunk wouldn't look good with over sized fruit. Just my two cents.
Nice tree! I have about 10 of those i started from seed last year. Didn't know their scientific name though. Now i know...thanks!
something i wanted to add...how big is this tree? The reason i ask is because it produces fruit and you may have to consider the size of the fruit in the final size of the tree. A slim short trunk wouldn't look good with over sized fruit. Just my two cents.
Pola- Member
Re: The branch is kept existing or cut down
Hi pola,
Could you show me the picture for your tree? this tree will have fruit if if the age is grown old. In my places, I seldom see this tree have fruit while in young. We usually find a long the street. The fruit is small and form like tamarindus indica.
I am wating your tree picture
Could you show me the picture for your tree? this tree will have fruit if if the age is grown old. In my places, I seldom see this tree have fruit while in young. We usually find a long the street. The fruit is small and form like tamarindus indica.
I am wating your tree picture
Mawardi Nur- Member
Re: The branch is kept existing or cut down
Sorry Mawardi,i have no camera at the moment . I planted them about 7 months ago. Still have alot of growing to do. They're about a foot and a half at the moment.
Pola- Member
keep or cut
Unless you are growing a new Apex I,d chop it off!
the one on the Nebari could be left to help fatten
up the trunk or grow a mother daughter if not, off !!!
hope this helps!
Alex e
the one on the Nebari could be left to help fatten
up the trunk or grow a mother daughter if not, off !!!
hope this helps!
Alex e
alex e- Member
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