(Keeping it outside ofcourse) Does it have chances of survival?
spicy-chull
I approve.
Former-Wish-8228
Like where you went with it…but the wiring is girdling the trunks. The wiring should start as spikes into soil and wind in loose spiral (45 degrees) up trunk to provide base for limb wiring without cutting off flow of nutrients through the thin bark.
Only exception to this is using one limb to anchor another (this allowing both to be moved/shaped) by (again) passing along trunk at 45 between the two limbs.
BH-NaFF
If you can, get a lime sulphur solution to prevent disease and to preserve the deadwood
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(Keeping it outside ofcourse) Does it have chances of survival?
I approve.
Like where you went with it…but the wiring is girdling the trunks. The wiring should start as spikes into soil and wind in loose spiral (45 degrees) up trunk to provide base for limb wiring without cutting off flow of nutrients through the thin bark.
Only exception to this is using one limb to anchor another (this allowing both to be moved/shaped) by (again) passing along trunk at 45 between the two limbs.
If you can, get a lime sulphur solution to prevent disease and to preserve the deadwood