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Thanks, but I think that it is a bucida spinosa, from florida and the carribean, not a true olive. I've read some suggestions on past post and last night I covered the tree with a dry cleaning bag. Hopefully this will warm it up and keep it moist. Should I move it out of the light for a little? Should I move it outside as soon as it is nice? In my yard I only get direct sunlight in the afternoon and evening... is a few hours of direct sun outside( 3-4 hours) better than 14 hour under a tube inside? Any info is appreciated, thanks.

8-May-2005	#5
charleshobbs bonsaiTALK Neophyte Join Date: Apr-2005 Posts: 3	Thanks, but I think that it is a bucida spinosa, from florida and the carribean, not a true olive. I've read some suggestions on past post and last night I covered the tree with a dry cleaning bag. Hopefully this will warm it up and keep it moist. Should I move it out of the light for a little? Should I move it outside as soon as it is nice? In my yard I only get direct sunlight in the afternoon and evening... is a few hours of direct sun outside( 3-4 hours) better than 14 hour under a tube inside? Any info is appreciated, thanks.