No prob, Text communication doesn't always emphasize the same portions of the sentence when being read as was intended when written you know...:shrug:cobra 198 wrote: O, I thought you were talking about the roots closer to the center of the ball. From what I can recall the roots were lighter in the center when I cut them. The roots were pretty firm, and not slimy also. So far all the plants seem to be responding pretty well (atleast from what I can tell). The brush cherry is loosing a few leaves, but nothing too crazy at the moment.... I have my fingers crossed!
[A little extra effort communicating from each of us and it is all sorted out-
.]Lighter in the center of the roots & firm is exactly what I meant.
Yep, You will make your share of mistakes [Just like all of us doI understand, thanks for being honest cause thats the best way for me to learn. Now I have a better idea about how much to remove, and wont get carried away hopefully!
Thanks!
& Then there is the stuff that is out of our control....
] The key is to try not to repeat them...lol. I am pretty lucky in this way actually as I keep coming up with new inventive ways to kill trees...
Keep us posted ok
ynot
I remember reading that a juniper can be dead for a while before ever showing signs.