You can see where the chop has died back to. Its probably sealed and will stay that way til you fix it. Outside.
The scar looks totally healed, you may have meant Shari, or flat deadwood, not a pokey Jin. Neither of which will last long. Outside.
After a while of blowing in the wind, it will stabilize, and grow much stronger. ........outside.
If your tree was furry with four legs, it would be scratching at the door, wanting to go.........
outside.
Really, surprised it's growing so well. I think Jerry put in the other thread about growing a leg sized cutting. This is an excellent option, once you tire of this little guy, and learn what you can,outside! You can grab a big one and make it nice faster.......
Sorce
Le chop mark.
So my willow has been doing really well. The pot is so full of roots, I can't dig a half a centimeter into the dirt without finding a cluster of them. I hope they are starting to thicken up and anchor it in, because that's actually my problem here. The willow is right now a mame, standing two inches tall. The branch that is destined to become it's new apex, however, is a foot long and getting thicker so fast I can almost watch it grow. I can't take it out in windy weather because it starts to lean. I'm getting kind of worried because i looks like something that might have to be fixed with pruning...But the branch is still green. What should I do with this? Also, should I do anything with the chop site right now? It looks like it is rotting but for a few months, nothing has happened with it. It appears to be inert...Just a cosmetic problem I guess. And just for a moment, allow me to draw your attention to the scar on the trunk. Does it need any kind of treatment, like a jinn? So that's about it. Feel free to advise me, because I need it. Badly.
