Detailed explanation of the approach grafting technique, teaching you how to turn one branch into many branches
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Started around 1990.
This tree went through about 12 years of ground planting
This photo was taken on August 23, 2011. A growing box was made from 4-inch hard wood boards, with dimensions of 22" x 18" x 4".
This is what the tree looks like today. I have two ideas about this tree, and now I can look at it from every angle every day. I have started to prefer the back of the tree, because it looks more impressive. But the chop wound near the top is my only hesitation. If this wound were a bit more concave, it would grow well, and I should try to hide it
The vertical grafted branches were placed in a carved channel that has its own side branches, hoping to grow 6 to 8 independent branches for later selection and removal.
May 16, 2012
Another grafting method.
September 26, 2012... Stopping pruning for most of the season allowed free growth.
September 26, 2012...
Back view
One month later, ... October 27, 2012, fertilized once a week
Mid-February 2013
Light pruning to increase the vigor of the lower branches.
September 20, 2013 tree vigor
Front end.... There is a lot of healthy growth
More branches are needed here.
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