Too late to save a Mel. Late Potting decision
Posted: December 17th, 2014, 2:09 pm
Funny how a plant can get forgotten when you have so many, and not funny HAHA, I hate losing any of my babies for any reason.
This one faltered about three months ago, went dry on the new growth, anyway I cut it back and the new growth did the same just now.
I did a dirt inspection and now for the life of me cannot remember where or when I got this plant, whether it was given to me or I have dug it up somewhere coz' the dirt it was in was certainly not my dirt and possibly the reason for its decline, sandy gluggy mess, anywooo a quick re-pot today????HMMMMM,I hope it pulls through, have given it new dirt and a seasol soak, what else can a bonsai doctor do?
This one faltered about three months ago, went dry on the new growth, anyway I cut it back and the new growth did the same just now.
I did a dirt inspection and now for the life of me cannot remember where or when I got this plant, whether it was given to me or I have dug it up somewhere coz' the dirt it was in was certainly not my dirt and possibly the reason for its decline, sandy gluggy mess, anywooo a quick re-pot today????HMMMMM,I hope it pulls through, have given it new dirt and a seasol soak, what else can a bonsai doctor do?