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I recently bought a Prunus Mume from a local nursery it t's listed as 18 yrs. When I got it it was a bare tree and now after 6 weeks it is in full leaf. I presume from all that have read that the tree has already flowered, there lies the confusion. I live in southern Spain where we have an early spring, my information tells me that I cannot prune or repot the tree until later in the year but it really does need repotting now but there is much leaf and branch growth. I don't want to harm the tree but I feel that I should do something.
Any advise would be great

milo wrote: I cannot prune or repot the tree until later in the year but it really does need repotting now but there is much leaf and branch growth. I don't want to harm the tree but I feel that I should do something.
Any advise would be great

If there is a lot of growth and the tree is apparently doing fine, why do you think it needs to be repotted?

Thank you I get the points and will stick with it as it is.

Prunus mume is re potted after flowering so now. One of mine flowered in January the other one in March.

curious if we can see a picture..

Photo 1 shows the bonsai 2 week after purchase on 4/3/16 Photo 2 show it now.
Although the tree is healthy the por I bought it in is a plastic one which doesn't compliment the tree, however I have taken the point that the tree is more important than the pot.
Any advise on pinching or pruning would be helpful.

milo wrote: Photo 1 shows the bonsai 2 week after purchase on 4/3/16 Photo 2 show it now.
Although the tree is healthy the por I bought it in is a plastic one which doesn't compliment the tree, however I have taken the point that the tree is more important than the pot.

The tree does seem to be in very good health. It certainly would look better in a different pot.

Any advise on pinching or pruning would be helpful.

I think you can prune the long shoots, but I'm not going to give advise when there is better information available than what I can give you.
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