small bonsai

scientific name:Muraya paniculata L (or Laurus nobilis?)
I have trained it for around 5 years, I paid 120 thousand VND for saler when it was a raw tree
the packages that you see on the surface of the pot are fertilizers ( they are combined with organic and chemical fertilizers)





regards
bigbabol

I like this one, especially for the ´rare´species origin.
I´m going to read something about Hoang Sa.

Nice tree bigbabol,

What are in the bags? "Organic", does it happen to include cow/ox manure ? Over here, I sometimes use horse manure; the problem with this is foreign weeds (seeds) still alive. Cow and ox do not seem to have this problem.

Hi Tom,

Hoàng Sa -- its English name is Spratly Islands. Historically always belongs to the Vietnamese. The Chinese has taken part of its by force.
Paracel Islands -- the Chinese has already taken it from the Vietnamese by force in 1974.

Have a good week ahead gents.

Cheers.

Over here, I sometimes use horse manure; the problem with this is
foreign weeds (seeds) still alive. Cow and ox do not seem to have this
problem.

It's a result of the number of stomachs they have (or don't have).

At any rate, bagged as they are, I doubt any weed seeds would escape from any horse manure used.

I have a LOT of that available right outside my doorway, but I don't use it straight onto my trees. It makes super compost, and super manure tea, however.

daiviet_nguyen wrote:Nice tree bigbabol,

What are in the bags? "Organic", does it happen to include cow/ox manure ? Over here, I sometimes use horse manure; the problem with this is foreign weeds (seeds) still alive. Cow and ox do not seem to have this problem.

Hi Tom,

Hoàng Sa -- its English name is Spratly Islands. Historically always belongs to the Vietnamese. The Chinese has taken part of its by force.
Paracel Islands -- the Chinese has already taken it from the Vietnamese by force in 1974.

Have a good week ahead gents.

Cheers.

hjhjhjhj, organic fertilizers that I used have been treated without disease and weeds, they are made in India or Australia
thank for your oponions about Hoang sa, glad to see your suggestion in my topic and I hope that I always see you in next topic
have a good week ahead agents too
I regret being unable to disscus, to share many things with all you because my English is bad
thank you all
regards
bigbabol

Great looking tree you have there!! i like the trunk movement a lot..you guys are lucky to be able to grow a tree like this in that short of time...good job take care john

bigbabol wrote:scientific name:Murraya paniculata L (or Laurus nobilis?)
bigbabol

Given the choice, I'm pretty sure it's Murraya paniculata, common English name orange jasmine. It should have orange-like flowers and possibly little round fruits. It is not rare in bonsai at all. Laurus nobilis would have large pointed leaves, the bay leaves of cooking. I don't believe it's used for bonsai, but is often grown as a pot plant, like rosemary.
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