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11-Nov-2001
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Mr. Kristopher
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Orange Jasmin
New to my collection is oragne jasmin, went to my old work and they were selling 4 inch startes for 3 bucks. So here are my questions
Water (how often, moist, dry) Soil (best mixture) Fertilizer (what kind) Pruning (roots and branches, best time to) Trunk Thickening (trunk chopping, easiest way)
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12-Dec-2001
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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
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Re: Orange Jasmin
http://sites.netscape.net/nofubonsai/orangejasmine.htm
This page has been very helpful for me. It is about Orange Jasmine. 
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1-Nov-2004
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"Grasshopper"
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Orange Jasmin
KZ,
I'll bet that your Oragne Jasmin has a trunk like a toothpick? If you want to promote trunk growth, let it grow freely for a good 5yrs or so in a regular planter. They are beautiful, but unfortunately, they are extremely slow growers! They are acid lovers so feed it miracid once a month fall/winter. Here is a link...http://www.bonsai-bci.com/species/murraya.html Good Luck, Cheryl |
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