Quixoticgeek Full Member Aug 4, 2013 2,483 24 Europe Jan 22, 2014 #1 How long after a tree is wounded, does pine resin appear in a harvestable state? J
Scots_Charles_River Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!) Dec 12, 2006 3,278 42 paddling a loch www.flickr.com Jan 22, 2014 #2 If its outside on tbe bark, it seems to last for months. Sent from my GT-I8190N using Tapatalk
ozzy1977 Full Member Jan 10, 2006 8,558 3 47 Henley Jan 22, 2014 #3 All depends on time of year, species, location.
Quixoticgeek Full Member Aug 4, 2013 2,483 24 Europe Jan 22, 2014 #4 Scots_Charles_River said: If its outside on tbe bark, it seems to last for months. Click to expand... Was more thinking how long after the wound starts making the resin, is the resin ready to be harvested. ozzy1977 said: All depends on time of year, species, location. Click to expand... I think it's a Scots pine, and it's in Kent. J
Scots_Charles_River said: If its outside on tbe bark, it seems to last for months. Click to expand... Was more thinking how long after the wound starts making the resin, is the resin ready to be harvested. ozzy1977 said: All depends on time of year, species, location. Click to expand... I think it's a Scots pine, and it's in Kent. J