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28-Sep-2007
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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
Join Date: Aug-2007
Location: Central Florida
Country: USA
Posts: 11
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Air-layering a podocarpus
I have a largish podocarpus at the front of my house and the top three feet are scheduled to be chopped. I would like to try and salvage the top by air layering it.
I live in zone 9 (Central Flodrida). Would it be okay to start the process now and let it root over the winter? Are there any specifics about this tree I should know before moving forward with it? Thanks for you time. Ed |
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