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Check out post #5 on this thread. https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/spider-mites-japanese-maple.33120/#post-551744

I agree that the first one doesn’t look too bad really.

I bought a twig of larch last year at a convention. If it doesn’t die in San Diego from lack of deep dormancy I will be happy. I would love even a crummy straight trunk larch like that down here. Keep looking and I’m sure you will find something!

I don’t claim to be disabled but I’ve had low back problems for nearly 4 years now. At some point sitting for over 5 minutes was unbearable for about 6 months but I found a way to take care of my trees despite the discomfort and never ending sciatica/limb pain which persists.

You’re all going to hell.

Mirai

I plan on smoking all my trees before I die.

I think he needs a pruning Sometimes The Hair is too much

RIP @GrimLore Thank you for all of your contributions

Sphagnum moss seems to inhibit the spread of certain fungal pathogens

F$&!?! Hope everything turns out ok for him!!

You got mites

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2006 was hillarious!

Flouros are weak and on top of that the blinds are shut. You would need a high powered light like a high pressure sodium bulb or something around those lines for a decent experiment. Keep them outside to simplify life.

Knowing the species of tree could help narrow it down but to be honest I’ve never seen anything like that. It’s probably the devil

Nigel’s videos are a cringe fest for me. He would rather stack rocks around the nebari and haul that to his greenhouse. Very limiting in situations where the center of mass of the tree is not directly over the nebari. I can’t ever imagine a situation where his approach would be better than...

What if the show isn’t very good?

Think about where you want your hose to be to minimize any annoyance from going around corners. Consider the side of the yard with the longest photoperiod and maximize its functionality if that is important for some of the species that you grow.

Makes about as much sense as thinking that a runny nose is a sign that you’re going to die just because that is a symptom of a fatal illness at times. If cone production was so detrimental to health don’t you think pines as one of the most ancient species would have evolved a better strategy for...

Before the branch is hardened off it is incapable of photosynthesizing at maximum efficiency. The plant is expending resources and hasn’t recovered that lost energy yet. Like others have mentioned, it looses water more easily as well. Pruning these unlignified branches also results in the stem...

Reverse osmosis....

Let it rip!

I’ve tried explaining it to a psychologist once. Diagnosis = I am insane!