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I wouldn't hit that nana with fertilizer just yet, if you have overwatered it give it a chance to bounce back, and show you some new growth. After that with the soil you are in, 1/2 strength until you change the soil, and watch the tree.

With your next spring( I think you are in the waning season) get the tree into some good "soil", and into the ground to fatten, or a grow box for branching and roots, depending on what stage you and the tree are at.

30-May-2006	#7
Mcspeed bonsaiTALK Master Chief Join Date: Mar-2006 Location: West Springfield Massachusetts Country: USA USDA Zone: zone 5 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 1,203	Wait! I wouldn't hit that nana with fertilizer just yet, if you have overwatered it give it a chance to bounce back, and show you some new growth. After that with the soil you are in, 1/2 strength until you change the soil, and watch the tree. With your next spring( I think you are in the waning season) get the tree into some good "soil", and into the ground to fatten, or a grow box for branching and roots, depending on what stage you and the tree are at.