kornfeld
Sapling
Hi,
I'm doing a redwood forest planting, and I have an old dead tree that I'd like to incorporate as a burned-out trunk in the scene. I'm good to go with lime sulfur above ground; but I'm not sure if that's the best option for the wood that will be directly contacting the soil, both at and below ground. I've seen people apply superglue to dead wood to reinforce it and (possibly?) preserve it. Perhaps that's an option? I want maximum preservation at and below ground, so I'm open to anything--superglue, epoxy, lime sulfur, etc. I just don't want to introduce anything that'll be harmful to the living components of the forest scene.
Thanks in advance!
I'm doing a redwood forest planting, and I have an old dead tree that I'd like to incorporate as a burned-out trunk in the scene. I'm good to go with lime sulfur above ground; but I'm not sure if that's the best option for the wood that will be directly contacting the soil, both at and below ground. I've seen people apply superglue to dead wood to reinforce it and (possibly?) preserve it. Perhaps that's an option? I want maximum preservation at and below ground, so I'm open to anything--superglue, epoxy, lime sulfur, etc. I just don't want to introduce anything that'll be harmful to the living components of the forest scene.
Thanks in advance!