Pyrus communis_Squash

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 Nov 2019

Pyrus communis, Common pear, yamadori, airlayer

The way we were...

The pear has been "extracted"  from a nearby small quarry in 2014.  Lower part of its trunk and roots were squashed in a crevice that has formed its shape.   




Summer 2016  
An air/ground layer  ready to be separated.


October 2019
Current height: 48 cm. 
Trunk diameter: 90 mm


Nicely developed alligator skin







November 2019

... with the remains of this year carnival dress...

Pyrus communis, Common pear, yamadori, airlayer



Comments

  1. Maroš22/11/2019, 21:58

    I like it. I must have pear. You are my air layering guru Vlado. I have a lot to learn from you, must come for an training sometime.

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    1. Vlad24/11/2019, 20:36

      Pears are great. I have 5 of them. No single blossom though ( until now )
      Re air layer-I have told you: the dumbest farmers grow the biggest potatoes. That's about me.
      On the other side. You, Rasťo and Mimo will be the most welcomed visitors to our place.

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  2. Rasťo Moravčík23/11/2019, 07:40

    Pripájam sa k Marošovi :) Krásny kus. Vláďo, ako si postupoval? Odlúpnutá kôra, alebo priškrtené drôtom ?
    Každopádne, gratulujem.

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    1. Vlad24/11/2019, 20:39

      Vďaka, Rasťo. štandardný postup - odlúpnutá kora.

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  3. Mimo Krištof24/11/2019, 09:55

    Nádherný kmeň a kôra paráda :)

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    1. Vlad24/11/2019, 20:40

      Díky, Mimo-sane. Z tohohle stromku mám radost.

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