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This was a low limb and I pulled my wood chip mulch over the limb about two months ago. This is from the same tree as the air layer I just potted up a couple of days ago. I also have a thin layer of horse manure under the wood chips and the roots seem to have really spread and it was really simple to pull the roots out when I snipped the limb since the roots weren't in dirt.
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You may only view thumbnails in this gallery. This gallery has 1 photos.Randall - Gulf Breeze, FL. zone 8b. Wish list: Anything that "newnandawg" - Mike, ranks as an 8 out 10 or higher. -
That worked out quite well!Scott - Colorado Springs, CO - Zone 4/5 (Depending on the year) - Elevation 6266ft
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Great job!Darkman AKA Charles in Pensacola South of I-10 zone 8b/9aComment
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Pot that baby up and put it in shad. Nicely done.
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it's in a nice big three gallon nursery pot and in the shade under my mist system to help bring it through the shock. The air layer is now in full sun and didn't suffer any loss of leaves and never wilted. This ground layer did suffer wilt initially. I'm confident it will come out of it just fine.Randall - Gulf Breeze, FL. zone 8b. Wish list: Anything that "newnandawg" - Mike, ranks as an 8 out 10 or higher.Comment
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Nice work Randall. Makes you want to do more air layers, I'm sure.Frank ~ zone 7a VAComment
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Looks very nice.Cutting sales have ended for the season. Plant sales will start March 1 at 8 eastern time. If it is still too cold in your area I can hold your plants till a date of your choosing.Comment
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Great job!Brian
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Very healthy looking...really good work!Windham CT zone 6aComment
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