Right now I am using store bought cut paste, but I have just started making my own. I am going to give it a field test on a few of my trees, and if it holds up well I might offer it at discounted prices compared to what you pay for big name cut paste.
@@smalltrees sweet dude that’s good thinking! Hook me up, cuz everything I’ve tried is either too runny and messy or way to hard. This stuff looked nice a pliable!
For sure! I have someone getting me some labels to stick on the bottles and then we'll try a limited run and see if people like it. Thank you, I really enjoy making videos like this. I don't have to film for 3 hours and then spend another 3 editing.
No problem! If the leader is already established, you normally won't get dieback beyond the leader. That's why if you are unsure where you want to chop, make sure to chop half an inch or an inch above a nice to give room for dieback while that node grows
Nice job!👍
Thank you!
Iam watching your video thanks
Thank you!
15:44 reckon it’s the nature front.
That's kind of what I'm thinking too.
Nice series. Loving this tree. What cut paste do you use?
Right now I am using store bought cut paste, but I have just started making my own. I am going to give it a field test on a few of my trees, and if it holds up well I might offer it at discounted prices compared to what you pay for big name cut paste.
Thank you for the compliment by the way!
@@smalltrees sweet dude that’s good thinking! Hook me up, cuz everything I’ve tried is either too runny and messy or way to hard. This stuff looked nice a pliable!
@@smalltrees and heck dude can’t wait to see more series like this. Love your channel!
For sure! I have someone getting me some labels to stick on the bottles and then we'll try a limited run and see if people like it.
Thank you, I really enjoy making videos like this. I don't have to film for 3 hours and then spend another 3 editing.
Is there much risk of dieback when you trunk chop that close to your desired leaders ? Another fantastic video, so thank you!
No problem! If the leader is already established, you normally won't get dieback beyond the leader. That's why if you are unsure where you want to chop, make sure to chop half an inch or an inch above a nice to give room for dieback while that node grows