Please Help me - My ficus trunk is shriveling
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Please Help me - My ficus trunk is shriveling
Hi Guys , As u can see in the picture my Bonsai trunk (the right one ) is shriveling and drying out , why this happening ???
and what should i do ????
ur answers would be so helpful
Tnx
and what should i do ????
ur answers would be so helpful
Tnx
mouzi4us- Member
Re: Please Help me - My ficus trunk is shriveling
What kind of soil is it in? How often do you water?
Precarious- Member
Re: Please Help me - My ficus trunk is shriveling
Just the typical soil i ve bought from nurseries , and i water it 2 or 3 times per week
mouzi4us- Member
Re: Please Help me - My ficus trunk is shriveling
Hi, I was given a recommendation by an expert in growing ficus bonsai from Porto Rico. He uses only lava rock for soil. So I tried this with my ficus and they have flourished! It seems to me that garden soil has held too much water and is killing your bonsai.
If this were my ficus I would try to save the rest of the tree by taking it out of this soil and cutting back any rot you find; then transplant into a free flowing gravel such as lava.
Good luck!
Norma
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If this were my ficus I would try to save the rest of the tree by taking it out of this soil and cutting back any rot you find; then transplant into a free flowing gravel such as lava.
Good luck!
Norma
A note: Check out the search mode above..there is a lot of good information about ficus soils!
Last edited by Norma on Sun Jan 18, 2015 5:59 pm; edited 1 time in total
Norma- Member
Re: Please Help me - My ficus trunk is shriveling
Norma wrote:Hi, I was given a recommendation by an expert in growing ficus bonsai from Porto Rico. He uses only lava rock for soil. So I tried this with my ficus and they have flourished! It seems to me that garden soil has held to much water and is killing your bonsai.
If this were my ficus I would try to save the rest of the tree by taking it out of this soil and cutting back any rot you find; then transplant into a free flowing gravel such as lava.
Good luck!
Norma
A note: Check out the search mode above..there is a lot of good information about ficus soils!
Ty so much buddy , i ll do it as soon as it possible
mouzi4us- Member
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