A method of propagating evergreens, where you scrape the bark off the branch, cover with spagnum moss, then plastic wrap and wait for roots so you can cut the branch and have a small tree.
I have a large tree that is doomed and it's probably too large to move, so I'm trying to save it through other methods. I have 6 small branches done (when I noticed eyeballs staring down at me- bluejays with babies) branches about as thick as my thumb.
My question is how large of a branch can I do?
Here's the size of the trunk with my shoe for comparison.
I'm going to try all of the lower branches. They are pretty thick.
Air-layering!
got it
I tried to answer you, but my internet went down when I hit send.
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I concur with wormfood - air layering.
ya, now how big can I go?
