Yamadori bald cypress $75

[Deleted member 49943]

I have for extra yamador bald cypress already chopped and back budding. Just looking for $75 each or trade for whatever extra juniper or anything really soil pots. Fertlizer pummice.

 

[snowman04]

These are nice!!! I don't think they will last long...

 

[Deleted member 49943]

Easy size to ship cheap. I'm really looking for an itoigawa juniper. The funds will go to one anyway.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

Better pics of individual trees.

 

[johng]

It is still early so maybe interest will change but you might consider looking for trees that have fluting and taper...these don't appear to have either. IME it is not a good time to ship these trees as it will be next to impossible to ship without damaging the new roots and buds which will certainly put the health of the stump in jeopardy. Much better to ship after given a season to recover and establish new roots. Not trying to be a debbie downer,just trying to help you provide better results to your customers.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

Great assumptions on your part. However they were collected and rooted long before i chopped them.

 

[Dabbler]

good luck

 

[Deleted member 49943]

good luck

With what?

 

[Dabbler]

With what?

the sale...

 

[Deleted member 49943]

Would you like me to post pics of the roots sir?

 

[Deleted member 49943]

The two picture are now sold 2 left.

 

[johng]

Great assumptions on your part. However they were collected and rooted long before i chopped them.

Sorry you are offended

 

[Deleted member 49943]

Sorry you are offended

Sorry your offensive.

 

[Gabler]

Sorry your [sic] offensive.

There's nothing offensive about good advice. It's your choice to take it or leave it.

It's standard practice to collect and chop trees at the same time. If you do it differently, and that works for you, that's fine, but it's only natural for an onlooker to see a recently-chopped tree and infer it was also recently collected.

I'll leave you with another piece of advice: if you're hostile to commenters, you're going to scare away interested buyers.

 

[19Mateo83]

There's nothing offensive about good advice. It's your choice to take it or leave it.

It's standard practice to collect and chop trees at the same time. If you do it differently, and that works for you, that's fine, but it's only natural for an onlooker to see a recently-chopped tree and infer it was also recently collected.

I'll leave you with another piece of advice: if you're hostile to commenters, you're going to scare away interested buyers.

Also, @johng probably knows cypresses better than anybody else on here.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

I did not fresh collect theese trees they were collected long before I got them. The pots they were in when I got them were so rooted several pots were bosted with roots coming out. Yall are saying/implying that I just collected them from the swamp. All I did was put in bigger pots and chop them. How is this so hard to understand. First pic shows what I keep telling yall rooted as hell busted pot. Second pic has the story of me finding them pre collected and potted. I circled the busted pot with feeder and tap roots coming out in red.

 

[Gabler]

I did not fresh collect theese trees they were collected long before I got them. The pots they were in when I got them were so rooted several pots were bosted with roots coming out. Yall are saying/implying that I just collected them from the swamp. All I did was put in bigger pots and chop them. How is this so hard to understand.

That's not the issue. No one is claiming you lied about the year you collected the trees.

 

[rockm]

I did not fresh collect theese trees they were collected long before I got them. The pots they were in when I got them were so rooted several pots were bosted with roots coming out. Yall are saying/implying that I just collected them from the swamp. All I did was put in bigger pots and chop them. How is this so hard to understand. First pic shows what I keep telling yall rooted as hell busted pot. Second pic has the story of me finding them pre collected and potted. Saying your wrong is hard.

They're not implying anything. They're assuming, since you neglected to provide any of that information up front and then only after you got upset with potential buyers for assuming it.

What John said is honest and all true. There's no reason to get snippy. He was pretty polite making some valid suggestions.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

You know what they say when you assume. Also why not ask how much root do they have? Why just assume I'm trying to hustle ppl.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

That's not the issue. No one is claiming you lied about the year you collected the trees.

Apologie accepted. What other issues do you personally have? Feel free to ask any questions you got.