Be careful!Only related to bonsai because I spent the last of my yearly bonsai budget getting this little fur-ball for the wife . . .
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See you in 2024!
My hope is that her Parson Russell Terrier genes will kick in at some point and she’ll be too busy chasing off rabbits, squirrels, chipmunks, mice, and voles to find the time to help with the pruning.Totally worth it in the long run.
That’s exciting Wood! Congrats! Your going to have a blast building that yard out.A backyard! Finally graduating from an apartment balcony!
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Awesome! Hoping to do the same someday sooner rather than later! Best of luck with moving in and setting up!A backyard! Finally graduating from an apartment balcony!
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After looking for years I found a blue atlas that had some great characteristics and a decent price.
All I did was lip the top after purchase.
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Yeah, I’m always looking at them. But I seem to always run into are these things. Too expensive for what you’re getting. No taper and or reverse taper. No movement in the first portion of the trunk. Or it is very poorly grafted.Nice I always look at them too. Have yet to find one worth buying
FA backyard! Finally graduating from an apartment balcony!
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I wonder why? Mine grew well and bloomed most of the winter. They aren't even directly under lights, they're too big.The ones I have didn't do so hot over winter.
I wonder why? Mine grew well and bloomed most of the winter. They aren't even directly under lights, they're too big.
Mine are just in regular Miracle-Gro potting soil because they are more patio trees. I use Leo's acid fertilizer maybe once a month. Hope your new one thrives for you!I still have some soil issues to work out.