I normally cut the branch with a wood saw. I try to make the cut to the back of the branch,not the side I want showing in the display.
If the branches are truly dead and dry,the dust from the cut will be dry dust.
If the wood is still green inside you will get a wet dust.
The branch will also loose any flexibility and become more rigid and brittle.
Depending other size of the branch,drying can take up to a year if left to the elements.
If the branches are truly dead and dry,the dust from the cut will be dry dust.
If the wood is still green inside you will get a wet dust.
The branch will also loose any flexibility and become more rigid and brittle.
Depending other size of the branch,drying can take up to a year if left to the elements.