Thanks for the update. I've been fighting with mealy bugs this year as well. Fertilome Triple Action has worked well for me. Trust me, yours is looking better than mine.I thought the mealy bugs in the roots were going to spell the end of my entry, but it is starting to look healthy again. Won't have time to develop nebari by September, but I think it'll be alive.
I'll probably wait the entire nine days as well. A month ago I didn't figure I'd have much to look at but in the past few weeks there have been loads of new buds and several shoots that are already about 3 inches long. There's hope yet!Bump
Havent forgotten, just havent gotten to it yet. 9 more days before the deadline.
I'll probably wait the entire nine days as well. A month ago I didn't figure I'd have much to look at but in the past few weeks there have been loads of new buds and several shoots that are already about 3 inches long. There's hope yet!
Wow! That really looks good. You've moved this tree along very nicely and I'm sure it's going to be tough to beat.Got this trimmed and wired. Wiring this was a real pain. I broke 6 of the new branches trying to wire them to the ends. Took me over 3 hours but I finally got it done. It was repotted in April.
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Wow! That really looks good. You've moved this tree along very nicely and I'm sure it's going to be tough to beat.
That is exactly the way this challenge was supposed to work. His advice has resulted in a very nice image.Thanks, I'm pretty pleased and surprised by its progress too!
Full disclosure: I showed the tree to John Romano in March and he gave me a some great advice for design.
3 more days, post em up procrastinators...lol
No rush. We've got four out seven with three days to go. That's about how each update has been.Don't rush me!
Don't rush me!
No rush. We've got four out seven with three days to go. That's about how each update has been.