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Makes perfect sense, what about individual branch support? Just use some stakes if it starts getting too saggy? Is any of my apple ms better to do one way or the other?
I’ve got two, maybe I’ll do one each way and see how it goes!
You can do supports different ways, stakes are popular, but you can also use rope to bind back to the base of another branch or two. You can also let nature take it's course and let the strong limbs get stronger while the weak limbs break away and more energy gets allocated to the rest of the fruit.
You would have to look at the characteristics of the variety and decide which way is better for what you are going for.
Thanks growmie!
Yep totally will, figured maybe you may have known off hand, cheers!