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27-Nov-2004
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ficus and mames
Just a couple of pics of a new ficus i potted up and trimmed, and one of 2 baby jade mames and an erodium mame. Please comment!!!
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27-Nov-2004
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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
 
Join Date: Aug-2004
Location: Aberystwyth Uni
Country: Wales
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That ficus reminds me very much of a silver birch, not just because of the pale looking trunk, but the shape. it's how they grow in my area. I really do like it.
I like the stand on the other lot, but cant help but feeling your carasula's trunks are a bit too wide for the sparse ammount of foliage. the pot on the far right is very nice tho.
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28-Nov-2004
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thanks, the jades were recently trunk chopped so that explains the minute amount of foliage, as for the stand i actually got that from pier 1 imports for like $8.00 and the pot on the right i like very much too, which is mainly why i took the pics.
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