What is the best material to put in the cavity of a tree? | | Concrete | 4% | | Synthetic foams | 22% | | Best not to fill the cavity | 47% | | Not sure | 25% | | | | | Question: What is the best material to put in the cavity of a tree? Top Answer (47% of 71 votes): Best not to fill the cavity.
Answer: Best not to fill the cavity
Explanation: If you can cut behind the cavity if possible if not leave it | | M & S Tree Service | Answer: Best not to fill the cavity
Explanation: Grind it down | | Lawn Ranger | Answer: Synthetic foams
Explanation: It helps more than concrete | | Hernandez Tree Service | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Best not to fill the cavity
Explanation: The tree adjusts itself to compensate for the cavity | | Tri- County Lawn & TreeService | Answer: Best not to fill the cavity
Explanation: don't bother | | Andersen Home Services | Answer: Synthetic foams
Explanation: not a simple question to answer. Each case is different. Closed cell foams can assist in short term limiting insects and fungi etc but do not offer structural support. They too hold moisture along xylem and cambium (depending on wound depth etc) | | Friendly Tree Experts | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Best not to fill the cavity
Explanation: just not the thing to do | | ECT Contracting LLC | Answer: Synthetic foams
Explanation: a saw can still cut it if needs to | | h.c.lawn& fence | Answer: Not sure
Explanation: I do not know this answer. | | Down To Dirt Stump Grinding |
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