Identifying species
- Dougan
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Any help would be appreciated
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Not sure that actually exists
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Fonz wrote: Top part Ficus Microcarpa, bottom part Ficus Ginseng
The Frankenstein Ficus.
A classic.
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Clicio wrote:
Fonz wrote: Top part Ficus Microcarpa, bottom part Ficus Ginseng
The Frankenstein Ficus.
A classic.
But not a bonsai. Groceries don't sell bonsai.
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Auk wrote:
Clicio wrote:
Fonz wrote: Top part Ficus Microcarpa, bottom part Ficus Ginseng
The Frankenstein Ficus.
A classic.
But not a bonsai. Groceries don't sell bonsai.
My ficus was a grocery store purchase, and looks pretty good. It was about $5.00 about 1997 and took some work. It was in a pot about the size of my hand and now is in a pot about 20", 50 cm.
Oh, $5.00 would be €4.00.
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Ivan Mann wrote: My ficus was a grocery store purchase, and looks pretty good. It was about $5.00 about 1997 and took some work. It was in a pot about the size of my hand and now is in a pot about 20", 50 cm.
Pictures!?
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Also is the current major project, a boxwood that was in front of the house in 1986, close to my height then. So probably 50 years old. Last April I dug it up. Last month I cut a lot of deadwood off, last weekend I put it in a pot, and next will do some trimming, picking out where green stuff will be, then all summer carving jin. Comments are welcome, and I might pay attention to one or two.
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