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Detailed explanation-1: -If there is no more movement near the root of your tree then you most likely no longer need to have the stake in place. Though tree staking can sometimes have a positive impact on your tree, it can also cause a lot of harm if done improperly or if the tree staking was not needed in the first place.

Detailed explanation-2: -Staking is a practice used to anchor, support, and protect recently planted trees. Trees are often staked unnecessarily and incorrectly. Even still, there are times when staking can help a tree if done correctly. Tree Development. A tree’s form will change depending on its growing conditions.

Detailed explanation-3: -If you properly planted a healthy tree with a sturdy trunk and solid root system, chances are you won’t have to stake it. You also don’t have to stake evergreens, conifers or trees that have branches growing lower to the ground.

Detailed explanation-4: -Too tight a tie coupled with too rigid a stake can anchor a plant so firmly below the tie that a strong wind can actually blow off the top of the tree. Tying a tree too loosely to a stake also causes problems. The bark is continuously rubbed, resulting in wounds that may never heal properly.