Recent content by Bonsaiboy

I collected this boxwood about a month ago. It had two leaves on it, and I was certain it wouldn't survive. This proves how strong these little trees really are!

I decided to seal the wounds. The tree is in pretty bad condition, and didn't want to take any chances with it drying out or pests.

Yes, I noticed that too. I should seal it?

Non sideways photos.

Noticed my neighbor had cut all of the branches of an old boxwood. Asked what she planned on doing, and she said that she was going to cut it at the trunk with a saw. Long story short I was up there the next day digging it out. I managed to get a huge rootball with a lot of native soil. The...

Ok. I was worried that if I fertilized too early, I'd burn them. Thank you.

Also, when can I transplant them?

When can I start fertilizing my Brazillian raintree seedlings? They're about a week old, do I have to wait longer? Here's the photo.

I did that exact thing, and it worked. My problem was getting them to survive, I had literally hundreds and had only 2 that lived...

I had it in highly organic, moisture holding soil as I was promoting aerial roots. I will be getting it back into well draining soil soon though.

Less than a year ago, I bought one of those crappy walmart malls so, I figured I could mess around with it. Here's when I bought it, here it is now, I know it's not a real bonsai, it's just something I'd experiment with. Thanks.

Didn't read anything other than the fact that you're going to canton. Just thought I'd say that I was there yesterday and going tonight. What a small world, haha.

Yeah, that's kind of what I was thinking. I just wanted a native tree, they're alllll over Ohio. Figured what the heck, I'll mess with it.

Yeah!! Free sap for life!:o

That's a possibility, thanks. I'd like to get a little more advice first.