[Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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[Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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This is a Juniperus glauca.

Current height of 80mm

Cost $12.00

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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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Additional info

Purchased at Plantmart wholesale nursery
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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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Ok so the first move for this tree was to reduce some of the foliage and see what was in there.
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I found a fairly interesting trunkline and worked out front for the tree.

I wired up the leader and placed a few branches. Some of these may be removed at a later date.
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Hopefully I haven't taken to much of the foliage away to reduce the stress on the tree.

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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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Not a great deal to report on this tree. I don't think its moved a lot as far as growth.
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Is obviously happy with what you did before :yes:

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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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So I have since heard a theory that a junipers energy comes from the foliage. I think I got lucky here and didn't manage to kill it by striping it bare.

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squizzy wrote:So I have since heard a theory that a junipers energy comes from the foliage. I think I got lucky here and didn't manage to kill it by striping it bare.

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Have not heard that, bud reasonable assumption in that if you remove all foliage it will die back. As you can trim foliage, there must be a tipping point that gets reached and the tree or branch dies.
Just need to work out where that is for each tree :-)

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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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Here is my september update for this J. glauca.
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This tree doesnt do anything with great speed so it will be difficult to get a result by the comps end. I will get it in a new pot soon with some better soon.

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Recovering nicely :yes:

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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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I have re worked this one a little today.

I pulled all the wire off and attempted to re wire a little more tidy :palm:
The shape is pleasing to me but I am now a little confused as to the pot shape I might use :lost: I think a circle pot or hex pot but cant visualize it yet.

I think the first section of trunk leaves at to much of a right angle in its current position so I am also considering laying it over a little more to the right? I guess I will play with that at the re pot.

Photos to follow on the phone.

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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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Imagebefore re working

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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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Little bit of growth here but not as much as I would like to see. I have been very busy with work and haven't put the time into my trees that they need. Anyhow here is the update. Photo to follow
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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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Re: [Squizzy] Juniperus glauca

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That's coming along nicely Squizzy.
Have you managed to work out the planting angle you might use?
Looks good
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