In-season pruning

[dobemom]

Interesting indeed! Please keep us updated. I certainly wouldn't have thought of that.

[AscPete]

Rafed,
Thanks for sharing your experiment. Please keep us updated...
I usually just let them bleed (sometimes up to 2 days) then seal with pruning sealer, to slow tip die back for bud break closer to the cut.

[WillsC]

Interesting. Do you really think they bleed enough that it can harm the plants?

[Rafed]

I just started an experiment with using "Elmers" glue stick on in-season pruning to see if the glue can contain the bleeding. So far so good. I don't see an evidence of bleeding yet.
I am using the extra strength glue stick. This is safe and non-toxic.
Just cut with a clean pruner, immediately dry cut area and rub the glue stick on the cut right away.