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Stone Pine

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Bobby starts with ...
I received three stone pines about 2 weeks ago from Queensland. The leader of the plants has a strange growth at the tip, unlike the other branch tips.

What or why is this? ANd will the leader continue to grow or should i remove it and train another leader? The pictures attached explain what i'm talking about.
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19th March 2009 6:51pm
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Jantina says...
Hi Bobby, that's what the pines around here look like when they are getting ready to push out new growth.
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Mark says...
Hi Bobby, I've done one of them as a Bonsai. They do that all the time,Absolutely Nothing to worry about! It's Only 'New Growth'. .... There's another variety of pine that does that when it's forming a Pine cone, but that's a totally Different type of plant! ,,, It's only New Growth.
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