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    To allow dominate leader to grow, cut off all branches from other trunk that would block off light. I got it.
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    Ok i understand need to slow the growth of the smaller leader. What do you mean "removing any growth within 2' of the dominant leader." Do I just trim the branches from the smaller trunk? Thx!
  3. sammysung987
    Do you think I need a cable for this? I rather not do it if the tree is solid and risk of splitting is low. As you can see some bark falling off maybe due to fungus. Also does the low v crotch make it less likely to crack?

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