No, leave it as it is. The tree appears very healthy and shows little visible rot. The hole filled with water is not a major concern standing water there actually indicates that the tree has compartmentalized this area, preventing decay from spreading into the roots.
It’s also clear that there is good callus formation, meaning the tree is responding well to the injury. If fungi start to appear on the trunk near the hole, feel free to post again.
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No. Don’t cut it
No, leave it as it is. The tree appears very healthy and shows little visible rot. The hole filled with water is not a major concern standing water there actually indicates that the tree has compartmentalized this area, preventing decay from spreading into the roots.
It’s also clear that there is good callus formation, meaning the tree is responding well to the injury. If fungi start to appear on the trunk near the hole, feel free to post again.
Lovely guys. Thank you!