Anthony
Imperial Masterpiece
Good Day @ Sorce,
Mr.Sorce,
just thought I would let you know,
[1] Our 3.5 inch seagrape is back at 40 leaves in July, going to try for 80.
[2] The optimum soil mix for us is either 5 to 3 mm silica based gravel with aged compost.
Or Lecca type [ hydroponic expanded fired clay pebbles ] in our case they are hand rolled
and more around 8 mm, though you can get Lecca at 3 to 5mm, plus aged compost.
This follows the Ball Bearing principle expressed in the late 70's.
Have taken steps to see about mass production of the spheres.
The 3 mm glass spheres available commercially with aged compost also work well.
[3 ] The Fustic [ call it Tropical Zelkova ] continues to densify and now we will add on some of
Sifu's information from the juniper.
[4] The grow pot from Scotland, produced an unusually dense of branch and leaf, Tamarind.
Even in it's more shallow pot, it holds the density.
Worth looking into more closely.
Images will follow later, but presently changing galvanised pipes on K's house [ built in the 1950's]
and trying not alter the finish from back then.
Until later.
Good Day
Anthony
Mr.Sorce,
just thought I would let you know,
[1] Our 3.5 inch seagrape is back at 40 leaves in July, going to try for 80.
[2] The optimum soil mix for us is either 5 to 3 mm silica based gravel with aged compost.
Or Lecca type [ hydroponic expanded fired clay pebbles ] in our case they are hand rolled
and more around 8 mm, though you can get Lecca at 3 to 5mm, plus aged compost.
This follows the Ball Bearing principle expressed in the late 70's.
Have taken steps to see about mass production of the spheres.
The 3 mm glass spheres available commercially with aged compost also work well.
[3 ] The Fustic [ call it Tropical Zelkova ] continues to densify and now we will add on some of
Sifu's information from the juniper.
[4] The grow pot from Scotland, produced an unusually dense of branch and leaf, Tamarind.
Even in it's more shallow pot, it holds the density.
Worth looking into more closely.
Images will follow later, but presently changing galvanised pipes on K's house [ built in the 1950's]
and trying not alter the finish from back then.
Until later.
Good Day
Anthony