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1-Feb-2008
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Bonsai Seed
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Shedding Bark
Do Tree of a Thousand Stars shed their bark?
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4-Feb-2008
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bonsaiTALK Master Chief
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Location: West Springfield Massachusetts
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Serrissa's do get a bit like a birch trees, not quite as peeling away, but for lack of a better word frizzy, not a tight bark anyway.
If it's peeling and falling off in good size chunks, then I would be concerned.
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