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Sorry with auto correct. I do have little browning of needles. There are new buds that no as new needles coming through but some buds just stay as they are and appear dry and dead. By looking at it out of 10 for health perhaps a 6.5

I am very interested as I am pondering whether to repot Mt Mugo now which is early spring here in Melbourne Australia. Our summers are very hot and dry as you an imagine with a hole in the above ozone layer. Summers are certainly long and we get spells 40 plus for about a week plus. Mostly 35...

Thanks for your input Vance, hopefully it'll be ok and I can bring it to good health. Cheers

Why thanks Adair much appreciated and I hope I can save it too with the right guidance and care as it would be very disappointing to lose my only mugo as I have nothing like it. As the pine has many leggy limbs at the base with no main trunk line, I have had to cut back a few plus I lost a...

Hello everyone Living in Australia, it is rare to find the type of old contorted pines growing in the wild like in Europe and US. I acquired this pine a year ago and since then I have pruned off about 30%. Upon removing the soil and moss at the base, i noticed that the trunk has rot and...

Thanks guys for the input.. do I need to remove all of the root rot that is in the soil? This can be quite tricky. Also if the trunk has rot, I assume I have to remove all of the rot till I get to hard wood right? What is the process after that? Thanks again

Hello everyone from Australia ^^ I am new to this forum having heard of the quality of information on the subject of Bonsai.. and decided to join having heard of the great Vance Wood and others for inspiration. I have a Mugo Pine in my possession for the last year and a half and feel that...