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Hi guys, first post. Thanks for having me.
So I have a Schilling's Ilex vomitoria and I'm loving it. First broadleaf evergreen bonsai. I have it under grow lights as I'm in Canada and it already had produced a considerable bit of new foliage when I got it from the bonsai nursery.Going outside ASAP. Now, it's in soil that's less than ideal and I have a pot that's smaller and would suit it really well.
I'm not sure how lenient they are with repotting time, as it seems to just continue to grow. It's under 16 hours of light and consistently around 18 - 20 degrees Celsius. Again first time with these. Can I repot, put in better soil and trim 30 percent of the roots?
So I have a Schilling's Ilex vomitoria and I'm loving it. First broadleaf evergreen bonsai. I have it under grow lights as I'm in Canada and it already had produced a considerable bit of new foliage when I got it from the bonsai nursery.Going outside ASAP. Now, it's in soil that's less than ideal and I have a pot that's smaller and would suit it really well.
I'm not sure how lenient they are with repotting time, as it seems to just continue to grow. It's under 16 hours of light and consistently around 18 - 20 degrees Celsius. Again first time with these. Can I repot, put in better soil and trim 30 percent of the roots?