My Fukien Tea Trees
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My Fukien Tea Trees
I started with two nursery specimens that were leggy and tiny. Added one more that was larger and healthier. After this seasons pruning and shaping and saving starts and cuttings, I have MANY MORE!
My first two:
The third: This one just received a major pruning to open up to the branches, I'm still working on deciding which way to go with this one.
Two new growth starts currently waiting for growing pots, both showing new growth:
The surviving cuttings, also showing new growth:
There are about a dozen on the left side of the flat, followed by elms, Dwarf Korean Lilacs, a couple of unknown temperate flowering trees and one Russian Olive.
My first two:
The third: This one just received a major pruning to open up to the branches, I'm still working on deciding which way to go with this one.
Two new growth starts currently waiting for growing pots, both showing new growth:
The surviving cuttings, also showing new growth:
There are about a dozen on the left side of the flat, followed by elms, Dwarf Korean Lilacs, a couple of unknown temperate flowering trees and one Russian Olive.
Jay Gaydosh- Member
Re: My Fukien Tea Trees
Congratulations on your cuttings. They look like they're "taking"!
Todd Ellis- Member
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