bahama berry in bloom and progress
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bahama berry in bloom and progress
i acquired this august 2014 as a tiny twig from meehans miniatures at the chicago show on the 3 for $12 stand:
it has been coming along nicely and is now about 5" tall.
the pot is a bit large, but i read that they need to be over-potted as they can fill a pot with roots in one growing season
and they are of the "i dry i die" disposition so the extra pot & soil is also bit of a safety net.
and the scent ?
fuggeddaboutit... absolutely intoxicating
it has been coming along nicely and is now about 5" tall.
the pot is a bit large, but i read that they need to be over-potted as they can fill a pot with roots in one growing season
and they are of the "i dry i die" disposition so the extra pot & soil is also bit of a safety net.
and the scent ?
fuggeddaboutit... absolutely intoxicating
Kevin S - Wisco Bonsai- Member
Re: bahama berry in bloom and progress
Nice, Nashia inaguensis,
I dry, I die, ha ha, what a way to go.
The Bonsai Society's president has one down here, a really old one.
Gave me a small one, I never knew what to do with it.
Okay Sifu, begin the teaching.
Thanks for showing.
Khaimraj
I dry, I die, ha ha, what a way to go.
The Bonsai Society's president has one down here, a really old one.
Gave me a small one, I never knew what to do with it.
Okay Sifu, begin the teaching.
Thanks for showing.
Khaimraj
Khaimraj Seepersad- Member
Re: bahama berry in bloom and progress
Khaimraj Seepersad wrote:Okay Sifu, begin the teaching.
can luck be taught ?
do you still have yours ?
i really dont do anything special except pay closer attn to the water...
as i have only had it for 2 growing seasons (almost) i have been doing nothing but letting it grow and cutting it back with the eventual goal of a nice little shohin size tree... no wire yet... just clip n grow
Kevin S - Wisco Bonsai- Member
Re: bahama berry in bloom and progress
Good horts, brewski......
Looks like it finds your accomadations quite suitable.
Theses "tropical cherries" seem to really attract squatters, especially scale.
Seems you have avoided them as ill-invited guests!
Nice flowers.
Looks like it finds your accomadations quite suitable.
Theses "tropical cherries" seem to really attract squatters, especially scale.
Seems you have avoided them as ill-invited guests!
Nice flowers.
LanceMac10- Member
Re: bahama berry in bloom and progress
thanks lance...
the flowers have the same effect as morrisey
the flowers have the same effect as morrisey
Kevin S - Wisco Bonsai- Member
Re: bahama berry in bloom and progress
Now I'll pay good money to see you traipse around with a bouquet of these in the back pocket of your jeans!!!
LanceMac10- Member
Re: bahama berry in bloom and progress
they work better in the front pocket...
Kevin S - Wisco Bonsai- Member
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