My second tree!
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My second tree!
Greetings IBC!
My grandfather has been working in Mississippi lately and apparently had a gift for me. He bought it about a month ago and it turned out to be a bonsai. Sadly, it is the same kind of tree that my first is too... a Fukien Tea Tree. It came with some moss on it, mostly dead, and some rocks on the top of the soil. It is in a plastic training pot, or at least that is what I think it is? Will post pictures later
My grandfather has been working in Mississippi lately and apparently had a gift for me. He bought it about a month ago and it turned out to be a bonsai. Sadly, it is the same kind of tree that my first is too... a Fukien Tea Tree. It came with some moss on it, mostly dead, and some rocks on the top of the soil. It is in a plastic training pot, or at least that is what I think it is? Will post pictures later
briddell- Member
Re: My second tree!
If the rocks seem to be glued on, get a screwdriver and pry them off the top of the soil. Cover the resulting void with bonsai (or, in a pinch potting) soil. Water carefully and don't kep the soil wet or soggy.
JimLewis- Member
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