Pittosphorum needs reshaping
12 years ago
Hi, have around 15-20 of them, but some of them are probably dead and some others are getting 14-15� high with almost no leafs below 8-9�. I would like to prune them down to 7-8� but it would really mean to chop them off around 5-6� I guess? Is there any point in doing that or are they a lost cause?
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