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Thank you both for your good advise. I will certainly keep it in mind and act upon it. I hope some day to report back with something a lot more pleasing to the eye.
Adam, it looks like I'll have to turn the heating on this winter, no great shakes I guess. I only had the central heating on for about five days last winter.
I think you are right about the peat content in the pot. I have to hand Akadama, Kanuma, fine sharp grit and some regular organic plant potting compost. Apart from the Kanuma, I think these have a pretty neutral Ph. Of course I'm willing to get whatever else is necessary.
Mr. Burninator, I agree completely with you about the front. I will look up Banyan tonight. It's been quite breezy here today and I'm off to collect some fallen maple seeds now.
Thanks very much again to you both for your kind advise.
Take good care.

12-Aug-2004	#5
klatia snob bonsaiTALK Journeyman Join Date: Jul-2004 Location: Surrey Country: England Posts: 16	Thank you both for your good advise. I will certainly keep it in mind and act upon it. I hope some day to report back with something a lot more pleasing to the eye. Adam, it looks like I'll have to turn the heating on this winter, no great shakes I guess. I only had the central heating on for about five days last winter. I think you are right about the peat content in the pot. I have to hand Akadama, Kanuma, fine sharp grit and some regular organic plant potting compost. Apart from the Kanuma, I think these have a pretty neutral Ph. Of course I'm willing to get whatever else is necessary. Mr. Burninator, I agree completely with you about the front. I will look up Banyan tonight. It's been quite breezy here today and I'm off to collect some fallen maple seeds now. Thanks very much again to you both for your kind advise. Take good care.