Remember next time, this is not an accurate statement.plant seems to be on the outs, can't really hurt...
Even though the measures I took today seem extreme, I'm excited to see what happens with this juniper and will keep an update. This product recommendation is great, thanks. Didn't think of anything like that.Could have watered the juniper with Bayer Insecticide. I've done this in the past with ant problems.
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In two daysβ time?Wanted to share an update. Seems greener, lusher, and some new growth opening up. Waiting on some pumice today to amend soil a bit further.
Thanks, I have high hopes for this one! Hate to keep referencing my cactus collection, but I've bare rooted more than 20 at a time to treat for mealybugs and they've kept on kicking. Yes, different worlds, but I enjoy seeing just how plants will go, that way it can at times be easier to build up from that platform. Bonsai is new for me and while it's been hard, I am doing pretty well with growing them out in normal soil to strengthen them, rather than chopping them all to hell. It's allowed me to better understand and learn more about that species as a "normal" tree first, and not just a trained one right away.If it makes you feel any better @We're all Mad Here...π© a well known nursery in my area just had a Juniper workshop last weekend.
Note, I'm far north of your location. Colder climates start re-potting deciduous early April thru various species until you round it off with the last Junipers.....
.......it's a Juniper, tough and can take an "ill-timed" re-pot.