Straightening mature, bent trees with guy wires is rarely successful. The trunk's internal structure—heartwood with established compression and tension zones—has adapted to the lean. Forcing it upright requires the tree to grow entirely new reaction wood, a process that could take a decade. Guy wires also risk damaging bark at attachment points.
While you can try, the odds are low. It's often better to appreciate the tree's unique character or replace it with a properly positioned young specimen.
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