Progress of a rose
+12
leatherback
JoesBonsai
milly.a
Kevin S - Wisco Bonsai
brian soldano
Leo Schordje
0soyoung
Tato™
Jaybirds
JimLewis
Precarious
Herbert A
16 posters
Page 2 of 2
Page 2 of 2 • 1, 2
Re: Progress of a rose
herbert - this post has inspired me from the very beginning and it may very well be my favorite thread on the forum...
(for both the progression and the significance of the rose to you)
i have since found a dwarf rose with a very nice compact trunk and will be giving it a go...
your documentation is such that you leave very few questions unanswered, but the one i do have is:
what type of substrate have you found to work well for your rose ?
(for both the progression and the significance of the rose to you)
i have since found a dwarf rose with a very nice compact trunk and will be giving it a go...
your documentation is such that you leave very few questions unanswered, but the one i do have is:
what type of substrate have you found to work well for your rose ?
Kevin S - Wisco Bonsai- Member
Re: Progress of a rose
Hi Kevin,
i am not so often online here.
It´s a pleasure to me if you like this rose. For all my trees (except for Azaleeas) i have only one Substrat the last 20 years. It is a mix of pomice and Akadama.
If the pot is higher than 5 cm, i use it 50:50. >If the pot is not so high, i use 20 to 30% pomice (Bims). Unter 2,5 cm i use Akadama alone.
Also this Rose grows just in Akadama and pomice.
I hope i coud answer your question.
Herbert
i am not so often online here.
It´s a pleasure to me if you like this rose. For all my trees (except for Azaleeas) i have only one Substrat the last 20 years. It is a mix of pomice and Akadama.
If the pot is higher than 5 cm, i use it 50:50. >If the pot is not so high, i use 20 to 30% pomice (Bims). Unter 2,5 cm i use Akadama alone.
Also this Rose grows just in Akadama and pomice.
I hope i coud answer your question.
Herbert
Herbert A- Member
Re: Progress of a rose
thank you very much H.
very interesting how the pot height dictates substrate ratio.
i believe that deserves some serious thought.
I have also sent you a PM that i hope you see.
very interesting how the pot height dictates substrate ratio.
i believe that deserves some serious thought.
I have also sent you a PM that i hope you see.
Kevin S - Wisco Bonsai- Member
Re: Progress of a rose
Hi Kevin,
very interesting how the pot height dictates substrate ratio.
i believe that deserves some serious thought.
It is very simple. A pot of 4 cm height would dry too quickly. So i use less than 50% bims.
Herbert
very interesting how the pot height dictates substrate ratio.
i believe that deserves some serious thought.
It is very simple. A pot of 4 cm height would dry too quickly. So i use less than 50% bims.
Herbert
Herbert A- Member
Re: Progress of a rose
thanks herbert... sometimes the simple things are easily overlooked or not given proper thought
and there is still the PM (private message) i sent you via this forum ("mail" - top of the page)
and there is still the PM (private message) i sent you via this forum ("mail" - top of the page)
Kevin S - Wisco Bonsai- Member
Page 2 of 2 • 1, 2
Similar topics
» Wild thing - progress of a wild rose
» Desert Rose
» First styling rose bonsai
» Rose of Sharon
» desert rose
» Desert Rose
» First styling rose bonsai
» Rose of Sharon
» desert rose
Page 2 of 2
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum