Coming a long nicely. Really beautiful base.Batman cruises along
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Had to travel over the weekend. Checking out Batman this morning.Batman cruises along
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At that price, I think I will either stay with the mica pot sold by Wigert or make my own pot in cement once I get Batman to Gotham citySooo, I was doing some research for possible training tubs for the BC's and stumbled upon this aluminum tubs in Amazon... I think this 3" one would be great for training this BC until it's ready to move into a pot. They have quite a few sizes available.
I thought about this Pond Liner, but at 4' diameter I think it is too big.
MacCourt 64 Gal. Round Preformed Pond Liner LP4712 - The Home Depot
Enjoy your drinks and snacks without any hesitation with the choice of this MacCourt Round Preformed Pond Liner.www.homedepot.com
Batman growth has slowed down but it is still growing. The leaves and branches have hardened and are healthy. Since the trunk mass and root mass is huge, I am feeding this tree and leaving it alone for another year to further develop new roots. With such a tree, I don't think I am out of danger yet.I checked. Batman has enough roots. Commence bat guano sequence!
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Looks like Batman hasn't move anywhere since initial placement after collection. The height almost pass the fence... going to need a ladder to work on him later on.
He will be kept to current height or shorter. I am not about to move him any time soon.Looks like Batman hasn't move anywhere since initial placement after collection. The height almost pass the fence... going to need a ladder to work on him later on.
Batman now has 3 larger branches up top right at the chop. I don't want Batman to be much taller so I have to control that growth. At the moment I have to allow all growth because the tree needs to develop enough root to feed that massive trunk. In the long run, I want to encourage lower branch growth. What do you suggest? My current plan is to check for root growth until I think the roots are sufficient. Then I will prune the top branches low to force more growth down.