Sorry mate, I saw your post and meant to reply but I obviously had a "senior moment" and forgot.
Being winter there is not much activity and some activity will not be expected for about another 5 weeks when the deciduous varieties should begin to bud.
The last thing before winter was the rescue and revival of a classic fig that a friend bought at a garage sale from a deceased estate.
She picked it up for $10.00 and the pot alone would be worth $100.00+. The fig has a magnificent shape and would be many years old. It was literaly on deaths door when I got hold of it, 99% dehydrated including the roots, but being the hardy things figs are, 3 weeks of TLC had it showing signs of life. It now has a healthy growth and I only lost one major branch so all is well.
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Sorry mate, I saw your post and meant to reply but I obviously had a "senior moment" and forgot.
Being winter there is not much activity and some activity will not be expected for about another 5 weeks when the deciduous varieties should begin to bud.
The last thing before winter was the rescue and revival of a classic fig that a friend bought at a garage sale from a deceased estate.
She picked it up for $10.00 and the pot alone would be worth $100.00+. The fig has a magnificent shape and would be many years old. It was literaly on deaths door when I got hold of it, 99% dehydrated including the roots, but being the hardy things figs are, 3 weeks of TLC had it showing signs of life. It now has a healthy growth and I only lost one major branch so all is well.
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Mr "Bill" Miagi
"wax on wax off'
That is one impressive set up Bill
Bill,
You have lions looking after your Bonsai's... Nice looking stuff for your little wonders...
Cheers...
Don
They look like lions but are actually Buddhist Temple Dogs.
Named "Chi" and "Wa", same meaning in two different languages.