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Redbud repotting and trimming

  • Ivan Mann
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Replied by Ivan Mann on topic Redbud repotting and trimming

Posted 3 years 5 months ago #78596
Around here (Birmingham, Alabama) redbuds grow outside and do fine, but that includes several months dormant time when the temperatures drop and light levels go down. Temps here will be below 5C/41F or so quite a bit, with occasional frost.

Several people here have tried to grow them as bonsais and had no success, but that is just the particular species found in the woods here.

Check your species and see what zone it came from. If it expects a dormant period with pretty cool periods and/or frost you should try to imitate that environment for the tree.
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Posted 22 hours 15 minutes ago #87293
Just wondering how the redbud is doing - have a 3 years old one grown from seed as well (took off any leaf growing half an inch bigger than the others each time - so gradual reduction and not from the stem but as if they had been eaten) also moved mine to a bigger pot to enable the trunk to thicken last year. Would be good to see what the redbud looks like after a few years being trained smaller growth. Mine is outside full time in Uk and i dont cover for frost either so think it has hardened off the plant already and this year it has come back with a lot smaller leaf and a larger quantity.
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