My very first plant - tamarind
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Re: My very first plant - tamarind
Hello everybody,
I have short update. One of my tamarind sapling seemed to me like it stucked in growing and developing. It is the one which were in that yellow bottom piece of a PET flask. It was interesting to me, that it has rootball of a lot thin roots. And this is exactly what everybody want A soil was construction gravel (unsieved gravel with 0 - 4mm parts size) and soil for tropical plants 1:1.
I only barerooted it and replant it into an airpot (finally it arrived). I used different soil for planting, so I will see what will happen.
No leaves development and small leaves - after checking the container it was mostly filled with roots - maybe the replanting is a good choice.
Best regards
Jan
I have short update. One of my tamarind sapling seemed to me like it stucked in growing and developing. It is the one which were in that yellow bottom piece of a PET flask. It was interesting to me, that it has rootball of a lot thin roots. And this is exactly what everybody want A soil was construction gravel (unsieved gravel with 0 - 4mm parts size) and soil for tropical plants 1:1.
I only barerooted it and replant it into an airpot (finally it arrived). I used different soil for planting, so I will see what will happen.
No leaves development and small leaves - after checking the container it was mostly filled with roots - maybe the replanting is a good choice.
Best regards
Jan
JanG.- Member
Re: My very first plant - tamarind
Well guys,
some things went wrong These airpots really need a lot of watering.
I was watering regularly, but I forgot two times and both plants I had in that containers got dried.
So I keep caring for two remaining plants and I will see.
Starting tropical bonsai trees in my climate seems to be really more difficult then I have thought.
some things went wrong These airpots really need a lot of watering.
I was watering regularly, but I forgot two times and both plants I had in that containers got dried.
So I keep caring for two remaining plants and I will see.
Starting tropical bonsai trees in my climate seems to be really more difficult then I have thought.
JanG.- Member
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