Pinus Sylvestris care guide Version 2 2

[Wires_Guy_wires]

Wires_Guy_wires submitted a new resource:

Pinus Sylvestris care guide Version 2 - A care guide for pinus sylvestris or scots pine

Updated version, I'm leaving version 1 online for historical reference.

If you prefer a black and white printable version, please send me a PM or edit it yourself.

Any feedback is appreciated, please send it to me in a PM so that we can discuss it further together.

I do not plan on making a version 3 unless there is a community need to do so.

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[ShimpakuBonsai]

Thanks for your effort, nice worked out guide.

 

[Paradox]

Is there no way to read these without downloading?

 

[Wires_Guy_wires]

Doesn't look like it @Paradox. I don't feel like formatting the whole thing in the website text box.

 

[Deep Sea Diver]

Wow! Really nice upgrade. Especially like the photos, notes on reading the f-ing instructions , step by steps …
and this quote…

“Otherwise you might be shooting blades of grass at whales and this doesn’t really work if you want
ants out of your space station.”*

*Pinus Sylvestris care guide Version 2 @Wires_Guy_wires

Cheers
DSD sends

 

[Pájaro]

Amazing @Wires_Guy_wires
Thanks for sharing

One newbie question on the different prunning strategies:
On a healthy tree where you had applied candle reduction for energy distribution at the correct time, do you prune as well for backbudding later in the same season if buds are present and needles are fully extended?

Thanks!

 

[PA_Penjing]

Absolutely fantastic man, thank you. This is the kind of write up we need on European and North American natives.

 

[Wires_Guy_wires]

Amazing @Wires_Guy_wires
Thanks for sharing

One newbie question on the different prunning strategies:
On a healthy tree where you had applied candle reduction for energy distribution at the correct time, do you prune as well for backbudding later in the same season if buds are present and needles are fully extended?

Thanks!

Yes, you can do both. Because for the plant it doesn't really matter if it has produced a bud at a cut site, or at the terminal end of a non-cut shoot.

 

[Pájaro]

@Wires_Guy_wires
Thanks again for the info
and congrats for the resource!