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Gabler
Masterpiece
How to ask a good question about a tree
Welcome to the Nuthouse! We are excited that you've decided to jump into the hobby, and are looking forward to help you do what's best for your tree. You can save our time and yours by answering some of these questions up front. This isn't an...
Wulfskaar
Omono
If you keep it outside and it's getting chilly with normal fall temperatures, then it could just be losing it's leaves for winter.
The branches are probably actually leaves, where each leaf is actually a stem with multiple little leaves.
If this is the case, then you'll have a stick for the winter until it decides to grow new leaves in spring.
Here's a similar post... https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/help-me-with-my-baby-flame-tree.62288/
The branches are probably actually leaves, where each leaf is actually a stem with multiple little leaves.
If this is the case, then you'll have a stick for the winter until it decides to grow new leaves in spring.
Here's a similar post... https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/help-me-with-my-baby-flame-tree.62288/
EXPERTLY answered.How to ask a good question about a tree
Welcome to the Nuthouse! We are excited that you've decided to jump into the hobby, and are looking forward to help you do what's best for your tree. You can save our time and yours by answering some of these questions up front. This isn't an...www.bonsainut.com
Gabler
Masterpiece
It's impossible to expertly answer without sufficient context.
Then stop expertly answering for a day and see if you feel any better.
Cajunrider
Imperial Masterpiece
I am glad I am only a hack answerer and not an expert answerer.
Gabler
Masterpiece
Same here. I know a lot of actual experts simply ignore questions from newbies that don't offer enough context to provide a thoughtful answer. For a while now, I've made it a point to get conversations started to elicit more contextual information with the hope of attracting better practitioners to offer good advice. Lately, I've seen that thread shared, and it certainly saves a lot of time to post a link instead of repeating the same questions over and over.
Of course, now it's taking more time to explain myself than it would have taken to just repeat the same questions again. No good deed goes unpunished.
Cajunrider
Imperial Masterpiece
It's all good. I've been tagged as one of the guys for BC for examples. It's tough because I don't have the experience and answers that people like @johng or @BillsBayou etc. have. This forced me to read more and do more experiments so in the end I actually learn.
all roads lead to roam
Gabler
Masterpiece
I'm not sure I understand how that follows.
Just followed an idiom with the first idiom that popped in my head, nothing relevant here on occasion.
Cajunrider
Imperial Masterpiece
My smart phone knows that well.
Gabler
Masterpiece
Also, I'm not sure if it was intentional or not when you spelled it "roam," but the original saying is about the infrastructure of the Roman Empire. All roads lead to Rome.
Cajunrider
Imperial Masterpiece
I think we all know. I like the modern version better hahaha. All roads lead to your cell phone roaming if you travel far enough.
Yes, purposely misspelled but when I do that I usually check to see if is not already in use just was slacking yesterday or something. Wer'e only human : )
