Many plants will root when treated properly. Junipers the trick is to make sure the foliage receives lots of moisture. So mist every few days or place somewhere where they receive dew. Do not put in bright sun and dry winds. In a pot under the bench may work well.

Each plant has their own.moment and treatment to get them to root. Many cultivated plants, such as apple and pear, are hard to root. If they come as grafts in stores it is often a species that will not easily reproduce by cutting.

What are the pros and contras to start wiring this early? Depending on whats your final plan with it, if you have one already

Here's mine's


Here is the little nebari , I think it's developing very nicely


I've done no work to it yet tho I will repot next year ,probs in the same pot but with a better substrate

Ps : I used rooting gel on this one and I rooted it indoors for about 3 months then I potted it up in the current pot and put it outside

Enaisio wrote: Ps : I used rooting gel on this one and I rooted it indoors for about 3 months then I potted it up in the current pot and put it outside

I see lots of buds so it seems to be doing quite well

Madartej21 wrote: What are the pros and contras to start wiring this early? Depending on whats your final plan with it, if you have one already

The pro is that is that it is easy to bend the 'trunks'. No long term plan, it was just a quick exercise.

I see lots of buds so it seems to be doing quite well[/quote]
Yeah well this year its pushing out loads but last year it hardly pushed out any so im hoping on a good growth on girth this growing season

I think that is a lovely little tree auk...

Allot better than most trees sold as mallais.

How big were the cutting you took when you planted them?

Also I would love to see the tree it was cut from if you dont mind posting a pic

tommyboy26 wrote: Also I would love to see the tree it was cut from if you dont mind posting a pic

Sure, I made picture for you. Can't remember how big the cuttings were. Not much smaller than what they are now, I think.
Seems I can make a lot more cuttings: