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Why don't you plant it on ground for a more healthy and larger stronger trunk tree ?The bend be fixed by replace the old with a strong and taller stake, and gradually tie up the trunk to the stake to straight it out. I wouldn't prune it now.
That may have an issue at the "bend" as the tree grows. May want to just cut the tree back just below tbe bend point.
Quote from: bsbullie on July 03, 2017, 07:17:28 PMThat may have an issue at the "bend" as the tree grows. May want to just cut the tree back just below tbe bend point.Sound the alarms. Rob just told someone to pug their mango!