. It has reached up to a meter in less than 3 months and I am thinking to cut its top a little but so it will take out new growth from the buds around it. Is this a good idea or to leave it as it is? see the picture.Help me train my young lemon graft
Hello guys, I grafted my lemon tree on 25/4/2015 and the graft is growing unflappably . It has reached up to a meter in less than 3 months and I am thinking to cut its top a little but so it will take out new growth from the buds around it. Is this a good idea or to leave it as it is? see the picture.
. It has reached up to a meter in less than 3 months and I am thinking to cut its top a little but so it will take out new growth from the buds around it. Is this a good idea or to leave it as it is? see the picture.- Attachments
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Re: Help me train my young lemon graft
Generally, most people let a first year graft grow uninhibited for the first year. Then it is pruned before the beginning of the first season.