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Sangu help

18 years ago

I have a grafted 1 year old (about 4 ft high) Sangu in a pot. I have recently noticed that there are branches growing from under the soil and popping out. Any advise as to what I can do..?? Can I cut them?

Thanks.

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aethetic_pruner
18 years ago
They are suckers from the root stock and if left could dominate the Sango. Carefully remove the soil to get to a point where you can prune the suckers. Anything growing up from the soil or on the trunk below the graft should be pruned off.
arnie...
staceybeth
Original Author
18 years ago
DONE! Thanks so much for your great advise...Stacey.
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