Bonsai?
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frozenthunderbolt
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Re: Bonzai?
I had bonsai alders for a while - you must be VERY careful with the watering; not too much not too little :-( loverly little trees, i should have another go . . .
Jeremy Daniel Meadows. (Jed).
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Ramboline
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Re: Bonzai?
How do you know what's too much or too little?frozenthunderbolt wrote:I had bonsai alders for a while - you must be VERY careful with the watering; not too much not too little :-( loverly little trees, i should have another go . . .
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Ramboline
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Re: Bonzai?
Bonsai ... 
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Thomzo
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Re: Bonsai?
Experience - yes
Success - no
The book said to plunge the pot into a bucket of water every day (or something) - life is too short.
Zoe
Success - no
The book said to plunge the pot into a bucket of water every day (or something) - life is too short.
Zoe
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frozenthunderbolt
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Re: Bonsai?
Too much is root rot and too little is wilt and death by dessication
Jeremy Daniel Meadows. (Jed).
Those who walk in truth and love grow in honour and strength
Those who walk in truth and love grow in honour and strength
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Ramboline
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Re: Bonsai?
Hmm ... I guess one just has to experiment ...