Follow-up on Chinese pistache pruning: where exactly to cut the long leader? Owner sees small branches 3 ft down, only leaf sprigs at tip.
Look closely at leaf clusters near tip for dormant bud sites (small bumps). Cut just above a visible bud. This triggers organized regrowth. Arbitrary cuts without buds → chaotic shoots.
Bud sites typically within 6 inches of tip. Prune there.
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