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Tulip Poplar rot

Started by Tinkerer, July 09, 2021, 09:07:39 PM

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Tinkerer

Anyone know what this is? Can it stay like this, be healed, or need to be removed?   I've attached pictures (I think!)

 
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mike_belben

Trash.  Poplar rots fast so deal with it sooner than later.  Like before it lands on a structure or cannot be safely climbed if needed.  Might already be past that point
 
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GullyBog

This tree is becoming hollow.  It could live a long time but won't heal.
There might be a little dust on the butt log, but don't let if fool ya bout what's inside

btulloh

Good tree to get rid of. The ivy doesn't help either. English ivy will eventually kill trees if allowed to grow unchecked. 
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Tacotodd

Did anyone read his signature? That's HILARIOUS!!!!
Trying harder everyday.

Tinkerer

Thank you all for your input! I keep the ivy at bay on all the trees (cut roots every couple years). If it goes over, it'll be tree dominoes in my neighbors backyard as well as our own. Could also hit his shed. It's settled- coming down. It's gonna be a fun job! TacoTodd, thank you. I'm gonna tell my wife that I am, indeed, funny. She doesn't think so 
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Ianab

Quote from: Tinkerer on July 10, 2021, 10:06:22 PMIt's settled- coming down.



Yeah, when you have a hole like that, it's never going to heal over, just continue to rot out. Some trees are slow to rot, and new growth on the outside can keep up with the core rot for a long time. 


But eventually it's going to be more rot than wood, and the tree falls over. "When" is the only question. 
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