In early January I put one of the main trunks back to create a slingshot fork. The intention is that I get some repeated forking at close intervals, so it quickly goes from 1 to 2 to 4 to 8 to many. But it’s a heavy cut, so I’m keen to watch the regrowth. Hence, photos from late January.






hmm… I think the branch on the inside of the other side of the fork will need to go.