Rodrigo
Shohin
Air layer has kept putting out new buds so I think I'm in the clear. I'll repot it in the spring probably into a grow bag, and depending on how it grows next year, I'll chop both trunks low down to improve taper



I've left the mother plant alone to see what happened with the top. It's been more than a week and the broken part is still green and growing, in comparison to the branches I cut off which turned brown in a day or two so I think it survived the breakage. I'm thinking I'll leave it over winter so it can keep thickening down low and will chop next year. Unfortunately I may be moving in March so I may have to chop in spring.


The next trunk section I plan on cutting to is growning and already thickening well. I'm hoping to get as much thickening as possible while it's still in the ground. At the ground, the base is 1.5" thick, which is insane considering the pencil thick trunk I planted in March of '23





I've left the mother plant alone to see what happened with the top. It's been more than a week and the broken part is still green and growing, in comparison to the branches I cut off which turned brown in a day or two so I think it survived the breakage. I'm thinking I'll leave it over winter so it can keep thickening down low and will chop next year. Unfortunately I may be moving in March so I may have to chop in spring.


The next trunk section I plan on cutting to is growning and already thickening well. I'm hoping to get as much thickening as possible while it's still in the ground. At the ground, the base is 1.5" thick, which is insane considering the pencil thick trunk I planted in March of '23

