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bonsaiTALK Master
Join Date: Feb-2005
Location: D Town, CA
Country: USA
Posts: 310
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Thanks Rowan,
i would have loved to leave them in the ground, but now that summer is here I really saw the defficiencies of the growing bed, not to mention the leaves were starting to turn from a deep green to a sickly yellow. since potting them back up they are responding well and starting to push new leaves.
now that they are in pots I plan on leaving them there. This species has a desert growth character, and if given the chance will send roots as deep as the will possibly go. I think it might be best to keep them in pots for the first couple seasons to have the best chance at decent nebari.
Patience is a virtue that I'm stil wreslting with, but in this case I think I made the right decision
Cord
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