Thickening a branch being air layered in the future.
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Thickening a branch being air layered in the future.
So this summer I wired a few branches on a couple of plants my mom owns with the intention of possibly air layering them next year. My question is; to get the thickest branches as quickly as possible should I air layer them and plant them asap in the spring or should I just let the branches grow on the mother plant until I have happy with the branch/trunks thickness.
Gideon- Member
Re: Thickening a branch being air layered in the future.
The latter is usually faster. Alternatively the layered part can be planted in the ground once you have selected the best roots, usually after one year.
Kev Bailey- Admin
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