Pinus mugo from Portugal

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My pinus mugo finally arrived today left for 4 days from Portugal.

I hope it will not have suffered too much from this transport in the heat , fortunately , the seller did things well and the substrate was still wet when arriving .
Now , i regularly spray it's foliage.

Love the way he seems to be looking for a little accent plant , i have to find him one quickly !


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Hi all !

After asking the seller for his opinion, i just repotted this pine , i took the opportunity to try to make more visible the large anchor roots to the right of the nebari which were a little under the substrate, and also removed the moss growing around the trunk .

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Here it is with some company

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I'd be too nervous to Repot a looking yellow mugo, at least not til after the Solstice.

No concern?

Sorce
 

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Thanks for the messages !
I'd be too nervous to Repot a looking yellow mugo, at least not til after the Solstice.

No concern?

Sorce

Yes , you are maybe right and it could be a mistake , but the thing that i have always read about conifers is the draining substrate .
I like to know exactly what the tree is in .

The seller told me exactly this :

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I only hope i haven't be too much evasive , cause i didn't understand what it means ...😔

I am French and the seller is Portuguese , and we communicated in english :
can be risky ...

😬
 
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Thanks for the messages !


Yes , you are maybe right and it could be a mistake , but the thing that i have always read about conifers is the draining substrate .
I like to know exactly what the tree is in .

The seller told me exactly this :

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I only hope i haven't be too much evasive , cause i didn't understand what it means ...😔
The word the seller meant is invasive.
 

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Invasive is the German occupation of France.

Evasive is running from them.

Invasive isn't a good word for repotting really.

Sorce
 
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