Quote:
Originally Posted by Leafmite
If you have any interest in an indoor, flowering bonsai, easy ones include: pimenta, citrus, pomegranate. They have pomegranate trees bred to produce poms at a smaller size and these are ideal. I took a cutting from my allspice (pimanta) and when it gets older, I plan to use it.
|
I'd love to try a dwarf pomegranate. I've never had the pleasure of seeing one in real life - just drooled over lovely examples in some of my bonsai books.
Quote:
Originally Posted by bballr4567
From what Im reading about Poms is that they require morning sun or filtered light if indoor and in container.
|
One of my books says it needs to be kept cold in winter though - 6-10 C or even lower, which is too cold for most homes unless you have an unheated room. If they don't rest properly the new growth in spring will be weak apparently.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul Mc
It was #k4755 if its still on their website. It was a "One of a Kind" juniper (so you are buying the exact one you see). It had a great looking red pot that would go nicely with all the blues and greens we have for the tropicals.
It was 12 years old and about 14" from bottom of pot to top of tree. 8" pot if I remember correctly.
I'll have to take pics when it arrives! Ju
|
Can't wait to see it! Definitely post pics.
Linear Mode
