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Old 23-Oct-2002   #1
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Question Help With Pot Selection

I bought this Arboricola mallsai at Walmart yesterday. I plan to repot it but I'm not sure what kind of pot I should use. The tree is growing on a piece of driftwood that's hard to see in this picture. Can anyone help with some advice on the type of pot I should use?

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Old 24-Oct-2002   #2
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Gilbert,
It really is hard to see the driftwood, because I don't see a picture at all.
Could you try posting it again, please.


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Excellent scheff Gilby...

Are those rocks glued? Best thing with those if they are is to get rid of em. Replace with another topping of choice. Gravel or whatever. I am sure you heard this bit already.

I can imagine this tree in a shallower oval, of a dark blue glaze. The driftwood is great. I lightened the pic up on my photo editor.

I would try to encourage some aerial roots. Mist it daily, or keep the humidity high around the tree. I have put my scheff's into clear produce bags for about a month, keep it misted and sealed. This will have the thing shooting roots all over the place. Just pick and choose the ones you want.

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Dark blue or dark green, shallow, oval or rectangular. I might tend toward the rectangular with the driftwood. I know some people don't like dark green, but I like it. Get rid of those white rocks.

Nice find for Wal-Mart. Maybe I'll check our local store out and see if they have any. (What am I saying! I don't haven't anywhere to put my indoor bonsai now. LOL)

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