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Post by Guy »

and there was me worrying about him removing too much---find the smallest tree within---there are three to watch


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QyDcMti1PI
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Post by lackhand »

Wow. After watching that, I'm not convinced that the tiny but of green he left connects to the tiny bit of roots he left. Until I see some results, I'm assuming that tree has passed on to the next world.

Seems more like an argument for starting with good material and then working it carefully and cautiously. :2c:
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Post by kcpoole »

that sort of treatment scares me!
Will love to see it after 12 months to be convinced :lost:

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