I screwed up...Dried out Chinese Elm.

8-Feb-2008

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Hayleyga27

hayleyga27

Join Date: Feb-2008

Location: Sydney

Country: Australia

Posts: 4

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dav4

Hayleyga, don't bring the tree inside. Leave it outside in the shade and out of any significant wind, and water when needed, which may be less then before due to lack of leaves. With a little luck, your tree will start pushing some new leaves in a few weeks.

Dave

Dave,

I will move it to my balcony. Hears hoping.

Thank you for your advice.

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8-Feb-2008	#12
Hayleyga27 hayleyga27 Join Date: Feb-2008 Location: Sydney Country: Australia Posts: 4	Thank you. Clearly I have learnt the hard way.

8-Feb-2008	#13
kcpoole bonsaiTALK Master Craftsman Join Date: May-2006 Location: Sydney Country: Australia Posts: 748	Hiya Hayley I am also in Sydney and have Chinese Elms. I keep them in full sun most of the day and I have had no problems. I water them in the morning Every day in summer, and if it is hot, I water them again in the afternoon when I get home from work. Luckily we have not had any of our normal summer hot westerly winds this year so they have not dryed out too much and get burnt. Ken __________________ When engineers work out how to make something Idiot proof, humanity invents a better Idiot

6-Mar-2008	#14
Hayleyga27 hayleyga27 Join Date: Feb-2008 Location: Sydney Country: Australia Posts: 4	Thanks that's good to know. So the elm has shown no signs of recovery. It is back in the backyard and being watered regularly. The moss is happy and healthy however the elm still has not shown any sign of coming back. Is there hope? Its been a few weeks, there are no leaves. Or do I have accept the worst? Hayley.

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