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bonsaiTALK ArchMaster
Join Date: Sep-2002
Location: Roseville Michigan
Country: USA
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Originally Posted by Kansai
I'm confused. Why would one wait until bud break to prune the roots? It seems like any substantial root prune should be accompanied by an equally substantial top prunning, which would eliminate most of the flower buds anyway. My intuition tells me that late fall, after the foliage has gone dormant but while the soil is still warm enough to promote root development, would be a suitable if not ideal time to work with quince.
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It is my understanding from the literature on Quince that they are repotted in the fall because they are suseptable to a root disease, a fungus of some sort, if repotted in the spring. They will form root galls.
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