Ulmus procera 2x1, aka BIG AIRLAYER

[leatherback]

 

[Davidlpf]

Update 21/10/2021

And today 02/12/2021

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[Davidlpf]

Update 01/02/2022

Update 28/03/2022

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[Davidlpf]

Update 04/04/2022

Similar exposure, same feeding, same watering, same substrate...but different leaf size because different defoliation and pruning schedule.

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[Davidlpf]

Update 13/04/2022

One part:



With leave size even smaller than a chenesse elm (ulmus parvifolia)


The other:




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[Davidlpf]

Update 15/06/2022

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[Davidlpf]

Update 14/10/2022

Update 06/11/2022, some pruning

Update 4/02/2023, one has been repotted

Update 20/03/2023, buds starting to swell

Update 03/04/2023 Spring time!

Cheers!!

 

[Davidlpf]

Update 01/05/202 Airlayering again...

Update 06/07/2023 cheking the airlayer

Update 08/09/2023 Not so bad

We are on it!

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[Davidlpf]

Update 15/11/2023

Winter is coming!!

 

[Davidlpf]

Update 21/11/2023

A little bit of pruning here and there...I keep on learning of the mistakes: you can't let the wire so long time in that branches, so I get rid of them and let start new ones.

Cheers!

 

[Davidlpf]

Udate 25/01/2024

Still working in the roots.

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[Deleted member 47471]

Udate 25/01/2024

Still working in the roots.

Cheers

It looks like many years of work. I like it. Question: how do you (how will you) address the reverse taper in the middle of the trunk?

 

[Davidlpf]

Question: how do you (how will you) address the reverse taper in the middle of the trunk?

I won't, I like it as it is. Maybe, when the branch that is in that area thicken it will looks more natural.