Just been reading through the book 'Bonsai with Australian Native Plants' by the Koreshoffs and under the Euc. section it says repotting can be done safely by inducing a 'drought-like' state, by leaving the plant to dry out until wilting occurs, then repot.
I have a few E. camaldulensis that I want to repot but they just keep growing! My question is -
Should I prune off the constantly occuring new growth, then deprive of water for a day or two, repot then water heavily??
or...
Leave the new growth on > deprive > repot > water?
I have had a quick search around and couldn't find the relevant threads to this topic, was hoping maybe someone with knowledge on this sort of thing could help me out a little
Thanks all
