bilbocannon
Shohin
I am attempting to make a landscape with a rock i bought from a pet shop. I have cut the rock and will do some more detail on it with my new rotary tool.
I have just set the base in concrete to stop it from falling over. This concrete base will be covered with peat/soil/ moss
While at the hardware store i came across these saucers which are used as a base for pots. They seem perfect for this type of thing
I may have to drill some drainage holes in it depending on what i plant on this.
Which brings me to my next point/question. I am a little stuck on what i want to plant on this.
I have this ficus that i collected, it was growing out of a sandstone wall. I can get more of them as there are still loads of them growing out of the wall.
I will also have some chinese elm airlayers soon which could also work
So what will it be. Ficus, elm or juniper?
The stone is pretty soft so im assuming that gas to be taken into consideration?
I have just set the base in concrete to stop it from falling over. This concrete base will be covered with peat/soil/ moss
While at the hardware store i came across these saucers which are used as a base for pots. They seem perfect for this type of thing
I may have to drill some drainage holes in it depending on what i plant on this.
Which brings me to my next point/question. I am a little stuck on what i want to plant on this.
I have this ficus that i collected, it was growing out of a sandstone wall. I can get more of them as there are still loads of them growing out of the wall.
I will also have some chinese elm airlayers soon which could also work
So what will it be. Ficus, elm or juniper?
The stone is pretty soft so im assuming that gas to be taken into consideration?
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