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Hi I’ve just bought my first tree and was wondering if anyone could have a guess at how old it is? Also any advice would be great! Many thanks Please log in or register to see it.
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Far more important than age is the species. The age of a plant is not important how old it seems is far more. I would say this plant is probably no more than 5 to 7 years old. and it looks that old too. I would think it is a tropical or sub tropical and therefore need winter protection in a greenhouse. You need to find the species and how to grow it, there are species guides on this web site take a look.
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I agree that age is not that important.
A good guesstimate on massproduced mallsai is the price in Euro divided by 10 gives you the aproximate age. It is not possible to grow bonsai cheaper than that.
A good guesstimate on massproduced mallsai is the price in Euro divided by 10 gives you the aproximate age. It is not possible to grow bonsai cheaper than that.
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From what I’ve found out I think it’s a snow rose serissa thank you for your advice I’ll look at some guides now?
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Ok, not an easy species. Needs light be careful with watering, do not water to a schedule, water when soil is almost dry. No fertiliser, and do not re pot.
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.....And do not get dissapointed if it dies. Not the best beginner option. Just start over with locally hardy trees outdoors, like people have grown bonsai for thousends of years.
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