One of the things I love about your videos is that you cover some very unique topics, like keeping a willow as a bonsai. Really interesting. Thank you for your great videos.
Ok I live In the up and his weeping willow is unkept. Weeping Willows can be grown indoors and you can train them with semi wires to train them the weep
I was given a weeping willow tree that has been growing in a pot definitely needs to be repotted into a bigger pot any ideas and suggestions the tree is self I want to say is approximately Maybe 6 or 7 yrs old
Ive found salix especially the corkscrew types make perfect patio trees....potted for life type trees. Their so simple and free take a cutting of whatever size in late winter stick it in a pot that once rooted will hold it upright. Use a pot with no drainage or keep it water logged at first. I use a metal coal bucket or ice bucket so i can add drainage later and halfway up the side of pot to save on summer watering. My golden weeping willow uprooted a few weeks back so ive taken cuttings some are quite large to see how good of a patio tree it will make......considering it was a terrible tree for the yard. Salix alba tristis is a terrible tree do not plant it!!!!!!
You seem like a nice guy, but I'm really annoyed that you spent 15 minutes talking before you bothered to get toi repotting. But thanks for the few ttps i finally got.
One of the things I love about your videos is that you cover some very unique topics, like keeping a willow as a bonsai. Really interesting. Thank you for your great videos.
Ok I live In the up and his weeping willow is unkept. Weeping Willows can be grown indoors and you can train them with semi wires to train them the weep
I was given a weeping willow tree that has been growing in a pot definitely needs to be repotted into a bigger pot any ideas and suggestions the tree is self I want to say is approximately Maybe 6 or 7 yrs old
So it’s possible to keep the willows in big pots for my store front and trim them. 😮
Pruning?
Ive found salix especially the corkscrew types make perfect patio trees....potted for life type trees. Their so simple and free take a cutting of whatever size in late winter stick it in a pot that once rooted will hold it upright. Use a pot with no drainage or keep it water logged at first. I use a metal coal bucket or ice bucket so i can add drainage later and halfway up the side of pot to save on summer watering. My golden weeping willow uprooted a few weeks back so ive taken cuttings some are quite large to see how good of a patio tree it will make......considering it was a terrible tree for the yard. Salix alba tristis is a terrible tree do not plant it!!!!!!
You seem like a nice guy, but I'm really annoyed that you spent 15 minutes talking before you bothered to get toi repotting. But thanks for the few ttps i finally got.