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Katahdin is the fucking sickest mountain on the east coast, and there is some true wilderness up there.

Lead does affect plants - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21541849

Pumice is porous but not permeable.

I think they know what myco means. What they appear not to know is that the plant success granular does not have beneficial bacteria in it. Great white, also made by plant success, does and that's probably were the confusion comes in. Maybe I'm confused by what you mean haha!? In any case it...

Air layers fine. I think many people kill them during repotting because they keep them too wet OR they desiccate because of lost roots. Remember that Rosemary can take all the moisture it needs from the foliage. Good luck!

That thread was already posted here earlier. My take on it was that it is a hotly debated topic. Some people refuse to believe it, some people swear by it, and some (the OP on that thread) are freaked out by it. I wouldn't say it's a definitive account of negatives or positives. Also, myco isn't...

Also, I noticed you didn't get the wettable powder but instead the granules. Those are clay based and will help to clog your soil as they break down. Assuming you are repotting next year it shouldn't be a big deal but make sure you get the wettable powder form if you purchase this again.

ok. This topic is encyclopedic. I will be brief. This is my understanding of this topic and I may be wrong. Mykos is only Rhizophagus Intaradices (or Glomus Intaradices). It is used with with leafy green plants, herbs, and shrubs, including fruit trees. It is arbuscular, which means it's an endo...

Don't forget to read 'The Occult' by Colin Wilson! A classic.

Not sure if you have Stephanie. Pretty sharp work! - https://www.facebook.com/swalkerpottery

...like... Mountain trees. And every other tree ever?

Harsh! Some would say the mountains are the place to look for collected mountain trees, too. o_O

They grow so fast and it really is crazy how they heal wounds. Bonsai in the fast lane :) thanks for updating. Gets me excited everytime!

They do have a small tropical section in the summer. I recommend having a visit.

The experience of saying you want one really bad all the time? For $25 you can fill a hundred beer caps!

Dude just order one from Wigerts. It will be just like this one for $25

maybe it will swing yet, but this PA winter is abnormally warm. Jan. temps are usually consistently in the teens to twenties here in northcentral but it's been about what you described so far.

In practicing bonsai I have found money is negotiable - time is not. However, there is a sliding scale between them.

To get back budding clip the tip.

I posted this earlier, but then deleted it because I wasn't sure anyone cared. I think he is/was mainly a succulent planter guy. Many of his containers work for bonsai as well and there is definitely overlap but I think he self-identified as a succulent potter. Still not sure if that matters to...

Steve Pate of CA. He has retired or is about to.

One thing I thought of not mentioned here - Early morning sun can be bad. If the tree is nice and frosty and that sun hits it, thawing it quickly, that's bad. Slower fluctuations are better.

Nice. :)

Kanehiro Hamajima's mark. I think I have the orientation correct. Feel free to use these on the site if you wish! Thanks again for putting this resource together. :)

They can be either deciduous or evergreen, depending on the variety.