Japonicus
Masterpiece
Got this one from Brent at EGGW June 2018 pictured below on left 9/25/2018
The soil it was in in a more shallow grow box held too much moisture with some 8822 DE in it
The bottom rotted out over the Winter, so today I made a new grow box out of some left over Amendoim flooring
and repotted it.
used 3 coax cable staples to fasten to a round bit of 3/4" plywood.
Trimmed the roots a tad after pic was taken and secured to the bottom of the box.
I really don't know when to tackle this mess of branches. I would like to keep all for now to promote more strength.
These are pretty slow growing even in the ground, so the more foliage the better for now right?
Could use some pointers on whether to remove the tallest most thick portion in this pic ^ just inside the green shoot or not
since I'm wanting to have an 18-22" tree especially with the leaf size/proportion.
Palmatum I'd have no issue removing it now, but the growth rate has me more cautious.
Check out the short internodes at the top
The soil it was in in a more shallow grow box held too much moisture with some 8822 DE in it
The bottom rotted out over the Winter, so today I made a new grow box out of some left over Amendoim flooring
and repotted it.
used 3 coax cable staples to fasten to a round bit of 3/4" plywood.
Trimmed the roots a tad after pic was taken and secured to the bottom of the box.
I really don't know when to tackle this mess of branches. I would like to keep all for now to promote more strength.
These are pretty slow growing even in the ground, so the more foliage the better for now right?
Could use some pointers on whether to remove the tallest most thick portion in this pic ^ just inside the green shoot or not
since I'm wanting to have an 18-22" tree especially with the leaf size/proportion.
Palmatum I'd have no issue removing it now, but the growth rate has me more cautious.
Check out the short internodes at the top