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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
Join Date: Jan-2003
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Lossing A Nother One
I live in south florida and , it is hard to grow juniper here and i was woundering if anyone had any advice for me on how to grow and keep juniper alive in south florida...its very hot and humid down here..Should i just keep it in doors in a window or under a ultra vilet light plzzzz HELPPP!!! me
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bonsaiTALK Master Craftsman
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Keep it outdoors in full sun, planted in well draining soil.
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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
Join Date: Jan-2003
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in full sunlight? :O Do you now how hot it gets in florida? Well i have had better luck with ficus but i want to grow juniper too.. Well most nursries sell them and have good luck growing them...Ill try the full sunlight thing but, if that dont work then im all out of options and im giving up on juniper...any other good advice
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Penjing Wu Wei
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my addvice is get bald cypress (taxodium distichum) schefflera fukien tea slash pine black pine (black pine do awesome here) and olive also do really well. all my junipers die in the shade or in the sun with all kinds of soil it doesn't matter they just die
but bonitah is right. i think mine all die cuz i'm rough with them and they don't like that. the trick seems to be to put it in the full sun like bonitah says, well drained soil, but let it get use to it and get healthy then clip and so forth. but seriously man for where we live we got all those other great plants not to mension Casuarina!
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bonsaiTALK Neophyte
Join Date: Aug-2003
Location: northwest Oregon
Country: United States
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well... you could always move to someplace witha more hospitable climate...
Your Juniper needs lots of light but with the heat you get there it might get burnt.. My advise to to create a canopy witha shade cloth over the roof and open sides.. Let it get morning sun and do not let it dry out. Good luck |
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bonsaiTALK Journeyman
Join Date: Jan-2003
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OOOO thanks for all the good infor and advice..Im going to have to hit my woods and dig up some good trees..and is the olive tree the ones that leave those little black hard barry things that turn ur pavement blackish brown? (for The guys who live in florida)and the fukien tea dont grow wild here do they?
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Penjing Wu Wei
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the fukien do not grow wild in Florida
and most nurseries don't have them. but this does not mean they don't do well here. if you live anywhere near the Melbourne area there is a bonsai artist in palm bay that has fukien. black olive and olive (white grey) are both good for bonsai. this site is really good for olive bonsai tips http://www.dugzbonsai.com/.also check out www.tropicalbonsai.com forum. look at the Casuarina tree and other tropical bonsai species and techniques. a lot of plants have black berries so i dunno. olive have a pit so look for that. good growing LA
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