"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
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RoyDMercer wrote:

That's a broad generalization, and like most broad generalizations, it's
incorrect.

The statement above is quite funny because it's a broad generalization.
Does that mean it's incorrect?

Dumb question. Wouldn't the "natural form" of a plant be that which is
achieved naturally, without pruning?

The key word you missed is "form".