You are fine. Do it now. The moon does not care.
I wonder if the ET's who placed the moon in our orbit do bonsai.....?The moon does not care.
But as the tree in question gets less and less healthy, we should care more and more about the moon.
I'd bet my life on it.
Sorce
Yeah, never go by calender. Always go by local climate and grow-phases of your plants.I live in Lebanon in the middle east. Believe we have a hotter weather (15-20 degrees celsius at daytime andn11-15celsius at night currently) would that mean we have to repot a few weeks before you do? In June I expect our temp to be around 25 + and max we get in Aug is 30-35 with few days in upper 30s...
That's reassuring I'll finish few deciduous I have and start with conifers leaving the cedars till last.Could have repotted earlier but still plenty of time for these. I regularly repot conifers later than deciduous. They don't seem to mind that. Cedars can even be repotted much later. One well respected grower here repotted cedars mid summer claiming it was a far better time of year for them. Our summer temps are way higher - up to 40C and occasionally above that. The roots will be well under way by June. Watering is the key to high summer temps.
Cedars sometimes drop a lot of needles after spring repotting.
They only have trees survive once in a blue moon I suppose.Wonder how many Bonsai masters and professional collectors worry about Moon phases?