Shohin Mugo Monday
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Re: Shohin Mugo Monday
Very nice little tree. It will look even better when it is put in a small pot...
I really appreciate small trees like this.. I think that there is so much material out there that is over looked because it is small and young.
Rob
I really appreciate small trees like this.. I think that there is so much material out there that is over looked because it is small and young.
Rob
Rob C- Member
Re: Shohin Mugo Monday
Thank you Rob. I appreciate your feedback and I agree. There is a lot material out there.
I did spend some time in garden stores this fall and purchased about a dozen mugo pines. Some already got a light first cut and pruning, but I don't do anything further until spring / summer.
I did spend some time in garden stores this fall and purchased about a dozen mugo pines. Some already got a light first cut and pruning, but I don't do anything further until spring / summer.
Last edited by mmehrmann on Mon Nov 14, 2011 6:28 pm; edited 1 time in total
mmehrmann- Member
Shohin Mugo Monday
If those are the real miniature mugo, go easy. They are much more sensitive and temperamental than the standard form. In the North, which may include Indianapolis, they prefer to be repotted in July. (A lot of disagreement on this, but whatever works)
Iris
Iris
bonsaisr- Member
Re: Shohin Mugo Monday
I agree with you Iris. The best repotting time for mugos seem to be best after the first growth and it depends on the trees condition.
mmehrmann- Member
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