I had to dismantle part of the wall to get access to it but thats ok it needs to be rebuilt to better suit the wisteria in its new form. Given the trunk sat hard against the wall I have never seen this side.. its tantalisingly close... So far so good it feel like all the roots run laterally.
One last root that I just cant get the spade on, no surprise given the rocks either side or the size once I did cut it with the pruners.
The roots bare we can see whats what, the big root is on the right.
All trimmed up, I have to be agressive now if its going to fit the final display pot.
I will have to find just the right piece of rock to fit between the roots to achieve my final angle but I like a challenge.
Potted up in this oversized Mudlark to grow on a while, the mulch is finely chopped Tillandsia eugeniodes.
The chop is clearly visible from the large sacrifice branch that was allowed to grow over the last season.
It currently stands approx 12cm tall by about 18cm wide.
