Newly planted tree receives a very tight stake to prevent swaying, but the rigid tying can mark the trunk and limit the movement that helps the plant strengthen itself

Original: Árvore recém-plantada recebe tutor bem apertado para não balançar, mas a amarração rígida pode marcar o tronco e limitar o movimento que ajuda a planta a se fortalecer

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Does a newly planted tree need a stake? Understand when to use a stake, why to avoid rigid ties, and how to protect the trunk during growth. The post Newly planted tree receives a very tight stake so it doesn't sway, but rigid tying can mark the trunk and limit the movement that helps the plant strengthen appeared first on Catraca Livre.

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