Pruning
Long Island G and others who replied,
It's worse than I expected. Today Raybie had his first female flower and
I still can't distinguish between a main and a secondary, so until I
can, teriaries are Unidentifiable Flowering Objects in my patch. Also,
what if I stupidly allowed a tertiary to grow, is there a size at which
I have to leave it there or can I chop at any time?
What sort of cleavage or scalpel is used, and must it be sterilized
first?
What do you do with the wound? Oh man! The stuff I don't know... I'll
need two volumes to write it all out!
Thanks for any and ALL HELP!
Kathie
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