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treevet · 15th April 2008, 05:07 AM

I have also read of phytotoxity involving the use of these products esp. Cambistat, even if the very precise dosage and timing called for is met. I am curious if all is perfect, can TGR s make the difference in a tree dying from drought where there is nothing to lose anyway. I will see this year.

As for line clearance use. How many times do you see a branch severed on it's way towards the wires that you think, "WTF, that branch should not have died with that percentage of cut back and proper cutting tech. Had to be TGR.

Thanks for your way more than .02 sense.

PS the more you cut the laterals back in a silv mpl the more it skyrockets to the moon. Prune at ground level is also advised here.

15th April 2008, 05:07 AM	#3 (permalink)
treevet Over mature heritage tree Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Posts: 979	Re: TGR s I have also read of phytotoxity involving the use of these products esp. Cambistat, even if the very precise dosage and timing called for is met. I am curious if all is perfect, can TGR s make the difference in a tree dying from drought where there is nothing to lose anyway. I will see this year. As for line clearance use. How many times do you see a branch severed on it's way towards the wires that you think, "WTF, that branch should not have died with that percentage of cut back and proper cutting tech. Had to be TGR. Thanks for your way more than .02 sense. PS the more you cut the laterals back in a silv mpl the more it skyrockets to the moon. Prune at ground level is also advised here.