pruning limequat
8 years ago
This is a rooted RB cutting. Just finished blooming,so I am thinking about pruning. Most of my others are tall grafted tree forms, so I like this shorter shrubby form, but do need to keep it compact.
Should I just tip all the ends?
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- 8 years ago
Nagami kumquat, from logees. All the branches grow sideways from the graft. Tried tying one to upright stake, didn't work well.
- 8 years ago
Tahiti lime.
Long branch on left growing sideways. Tied up for now, but I think it should get cut back a bit. Now it flowered and has a few limes
- 8 years ago
Your tree will drop the limb when it is time. It needs the leaves for now.
Mt best but contorted seed grown Meiwa kumquat.
The top growth is not good but the tree has already sent out better teplacement growth. The tree will drop the zig zag in the future. Your tree will do the same.
Silica