A couple of my BRTs

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Here is one of my BRT I purchased in June 2014.

As purchased:

2014BRT001_June2014_small.jpg



Repotted this summer and trimmed:
Today

2014BRT001_Oct2015a_small.jpg 2014BRT001_Oct2015b_small.jpg
 

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Another one

June 2014:

2014BRT002_June2014_small.jpg


Repotted in 2014 into a bigger pot. Will get a finished pot next summer
Today:
2014BRT002_Oct2015a_small.jpg 2014BRT002_Oct2015b_small.jpg

I love taking pictures and comparing to ones I took a year or more before. I am still amazed at the differences I see sometimes!
 

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Strong and healthy. How do you keep them during your 10 month long winter?
 

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Strong and healthy. How do you keep them during your 10 month long winter?

The tall one is under 6 four foot 32 watt T8 light bulbs. The other is under 3 of those.
In fact they were there all summer.....I never got them outside this year
 

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These do very well inside, although I've never kept them in year round. They are surprisingly easy to keep.
 

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Oh these are awesome.

I love how the top branches come out of the low canopy in the first one.

Very nice. Mmmmmm. I might have to obtain one of these!

Sorce
 

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These do very well inside, although I've never kept them in year round. They are surprisingly easy to keep.

I prefer putting them outside when it gets warm enough. I just never got around to it this year (its been a crazy summer). They seem to have done well despite that I am happy to say.
Yes they are the easiest trees to keep inside that I have come across so far.
 

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