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28-Feb-2002
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Re: Camellia Bonsai Repot (long)
Matt, thank you for letting us look over your shoulder for this one. Also it is wonderful to be able to hear the thoughts that went into each step. Very often we are presented a tree and step by step pictures, but not the reason for each step. This is a wonderful learning tool......THANK YOU!!
Oh yea.... nice little tree!! 
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28-Feb-2002
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Re: Camellia Bonsai Repot (long)
Thanks for the lesson. Lots of detail. Enjoyed it very much.
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8-Feb-2005
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RE: Camellia Repot
Matt,
Excellent thread for this beginner!!! I really enjoyed reading this thread since I received a camellia for Christmas. (I posted for help when it was delivered on Christmas Eve and arrived almost frozen.) Mine is a baby tree with a thin trunk and has deep pink flowers with bright yellow centers. Could you post a current picture? I am sure there have been dramatic changes to it in the last 2 1/2 years. Mine has a slingshot trunk and I will be doing a repot in the spring with your step by step help. THANKS!! Virginia Last edited by JonERae : 8-Feb-2005 at 02:25 PM. |
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19-Feb-2005
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Camelia Bonsai (long)
That was very well done. I have been doing bonsai for quite a few years and worked with camelias in the past and your presentation was just the best. Thanks.
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2-Nov-2005
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bonsaiTALK Craftsman
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Update
I'd really love an update on your camellia
I saved a 50+year throw away Camellia over Winter and brought it home - it's budding only now in about 7 places and i really would be interested to know the progress after your root prune |
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3-Nov-2005
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First season recovery can be slow. However, it looks great now and has flower buds all over it. It may bloom early this year, so I'll probably photograph it sometime after the new year, if not before.
Regards, Matt
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18-Jun-2006
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I try... I really do.
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Now June! bump...
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11-Dec-2007
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would it may have been better to do that after bloom? how has she recovered since the operation? just wondering :}
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11-Dec-2007
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wow, old post! But excellent!
This post gives me inspiration to re-pot some of my own, well done! I can't wait to see updated pictures! Adam |
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