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trachy boots and trunks

13 years ago

Is it typical for older boots and Brown fiber to start to fall off a trunking fortunei? I have a 6.5 footer, and some of the boots that are near the top of the trunk, but that have been dead for at least 3-4 years, are loose and starting to fall off.

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InsanePalmNinja
13 years ago
How long did it take your Windmill to get to 6.5 feet? I have One that's have the size. That am not sure of.
islandbreeze
Original Author
13 years ago
I bought it at that height, and it has been in the ground for 3 years, but grown very slowly. I couldn't really estimate the age, but at least 13 years old. It didn't have much of a root system when I bought it, so I'm assuming its establishing itself and developing a new root system. I do have it planted in some shade too.
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