JBP air-layering -- it is a goner!

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Re: JBP air-layering -- it is a goner!

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daiviet_nguyen wrote:Hi Alpine,

I think it is a good outcome too. Thanks go to you for suggesting the split pot in the first place :)

Regarding the multi trunk, I'm thinking that if they have their own roots, there is no reason why they should weaken and die. I have a good multi-trunk result with trident maple, but no pines yet.

Thank you and best regards.
Hi daiviet_nguyen,
I have done multiple layers on Black Pines with a lot of success. The following link is a thread I did on this subject. viewtopic.php?f=9&t=14270&hilit=+black+pine

Regards Ray
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