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Thank you again for very usefull informations!

I'll give it some time before I fertilize the soil. But it's quite amazing, that even if there, in middle Europe is almost winter, it grows well, also developing new branches.

I looked on the tree thoroughly and I must admit, that the black spot problem isn't as bad as I thought.

I heard about the problems with toxic chemicals & fukien trees before. So, when I saw a little caterpillar about one week ago, I searched this forum and found some informations about "garlic tea", which was really effective and caterpillar is now gone

I hope I'll be one of those people having fukien nice & healthy

And there are pictures I've taken today, where you can see the difference...

23-Nov-2003	#6
Regis bonsaiTALK Journeyman Join Date: Nov-2003 Location: Prague Country: Czech Republic USDA Zone: 7 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 34	Thank you again for very usefull informations! I'll give it some time before I fertilize the soil. But it's quite amazing, that even if there, in middle Europe is almost winter, it grows well, also developing new branches. I looked on the tree thoroughly and I must admit, that the black spot problem isn't as bad as I thought. I heard about the problems with toxic chemicals & fukien trees before. So, when I saw a little caterpillar about one week ago, I searched this forum and found some informations about "garlic tea", which was really effective and caterpillar is now gone I hope I'll be one of those people having fukien nice & healthy And there are pictures I've taken today, where you can see the difference...