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Old 10-09-2013, 01:56 PM
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I was recently informed during the Fairchild tropical botanic garden plant sale that these types of trees do not like epiphytes, and chemically avoid them through their bark.

I have resurrection ferns and some tiny tillandsias that are growing on it, but I was wondering if anyone has mounted ANYTHING successfully to these live trees.

Aside, should anyone be interested, I have more branches and roots (the twigs and branches look rather unique) than I know what to do with that should be great for mounts after they die, because the wood is rich in tannins and won't rot quickly.

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I was hoping to find some compact growing sympodial plant with a creeping habit to grow on the trunk...apart from den. lindleyi, I'm not sure what else would potentially work. (since I could always at least mount a plaque to the tree)
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Old 10-09-2013, 03:28 PM
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No idea. We have Black Walnut that kills the plants around it and isn't good for mounting.
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ok well what about the dead wood of a black walnut compared to a live tree?
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