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Hi there!

I got given a couple of 'grow your own bonsai' sets for Christmas, and have had these little guys slowly popped up!
They are around 1 month old now, and were all planted at the same time.

The set I got didn't specify what kind of trees the seeds are, they were just labelled as being mixed so I have no idea what these little sprouts are. Does anyone have any ideas?

Also, will they be ok together in the same pot? I have no idea when it's a good idea to separate them. I assume when they're a little older and stronger, I have a few 9cm plant pots ready.

I also now have this lovely little fig bonsai! But I have no idea how old it is. Any ideas?

Thanks much

The seedlings could be anything and are far too small to prick out. Leave them until the are big enough to handle then pot up if they survive. but the picture of the other tree is not Fig it is Serrissa.

m5eaygeoff wrote: it is Serrissa.

Or Carmona retusa?

Thank you for replying! I figured they'd be too small. Oh well, guess it will be a surprise what they are!

The other tree was advertised as a Ficus Retusa.

I think its a Carmona too

My mistake, you are correct. Either way it is not Ficus.

leatherback wrote:

m5eaygeoff wrote: it is Serrissa.

Or Carmona retusa?

So it was advertised as a Ficus Retusa, but the little tag on the tree itself actually says Carmona! That's weird. I'm happy I posted it here!

If you just got that Carmona, I would go back there and trade for a Ficus, hahaha...
Chances of survival on a Ficus is waaaay bigger, the oldest 名媛直播 in the world is a Ficus.
And they accept a lot of different techniques very well, like grafting (branches and roots), trunk fusion, root pruning, defoliation... And they're very resistant, so you probably wont kill it by pruning too much for example.
That's all a Carmona isn't ... xD

Albas wrote: If you just got that Carmona, I would go back there and trade for a Ficus, hahaha...
Chances of survival on a Ficus is waaaay bigger, the oldest 名媛直播 in the world is a Ficus.
And they accept a lot of different techniques very well, like grafting (branches and roots), trunk fusion, root pruning, defoliation... And they're very resistant, so you probably wont kill it by pruning too much for example.
That's all a Carmona isn't ... xD

TYeah I just got in contact with the place I bought it from! I was considering keeping the Carmona because it's a really pretty little tree, but I don't want to accidentally kill it. I originally wanted a Ficus because they're supposed to be sturdy.