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Thanks Jonas, I’m re- blogging it for my friends who are just starting to grow black pine seedlings.
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Great article, i have a Black Pine that i am experimenting with and letting it grow for the most part naturally. It did fall over at one point while i was on holidays and gave itself a really nice curve on the trunk trying to get to the sunlight, though after reading your article i think this might not stick around as the tree grows so it might just be time to wire. Thanks for the tips!
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What type of wire and size for 2-3 year seedlings?
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You can use copper or aluminum, whatever you’re comfortable with. And the size really depends on the size of the trunk. Use the same guidelines you’d use for wiring branches
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