What a pity, Nik! When did you collect this one and how many did you collect before? I have heard that one has to be very patient with every action doing on this species.
I had this one since 2008. It never grew much, but it was alive anyway. In autumn 2009 I styled it and in spring 2010 repotted it withouth removing any roots. Maby that was a mistake. Two actions too close together. Who knows... I have two more common junipers. But those two are growing really well, so fingers crossed. ;-)
Thank you for reply! Please keep me posted about your other 2 junipers. Did you also collect them in 2008 - or later? I´m really nosy with this spcies now ;-) Too bad that I didn´t notice them at my last visit in your garden ... Anyway, good success with it!
One I bought in spring 2010 and styled it last fall. And the other I dug out from the wild in SUMMER 2009 and than repotted it again in SUMMER 2010 - and still growing like crazy. I will probably style the second one this summer.
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What a pity, Nik! When did you collect this one and how many did you collect before?
I have heard that one has to be very patient with every action doing on this species.
Lp Igor
I had this one since 2008. It never grew much, but it was alive anyway. In autumn 2009 I styled it and in spring 2010 repotted it withouth removing any roots. Maby that was a mistake. Two actions too close together. Who knows...
I have two more common junipers. But those two are growing really well, so fingers crossed. ;-)
Nik
Thank you for reply! Please keep me posted about your other 2 junipers. Did you also collect them in 2008 - or later? I´m really nosy with this spcies now ;-) Too bad that I didn´t notice them at my last visit in your garden ...
Anyway, good success with it!
Igor
One I bought in spring 2010 and styled it last fall. And the other I dug out from the wild in SUMMER 2009 and than repotted it again in SUMMER 2010 - and still growing like crazy. I will probably style the second one this summer.
Nik
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