Fukien Repot?
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Hello
Can someone advise if I should repot this fukien now please.
It wasnt exactly that healthy at the start of spring after a neighbour not watering.
The Roots are now as per photo, and photo of tree just now.
Got rid of almost all white fly and black spot seems to be alnost clear.
Is this a good time was about to order a larger pot?
How much larger should I go?
Many Thanks
Can someone advise if I should repot this fukien now please.
It wasnt exactly that healthy at the start of spring after a neighbour not watering.
The Roots are now as per photo, and photo of tree just now.
Got rid of almost all white fly and black spot seems to be alnost clear.
Is this a good time was about to order a larger pot?
How much larger should I go?
Many Thanks
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If you want to repot into a bigger pot, just go ahead. In bonsai we call it uppotting and can be done any time of the year. How big is up to you. The bigger the better for plant growth and health. However there may be a size that is less aestetic or less practic to you? Go for the biggest pot you like.
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Thank you
I have ordered a larger rectangular pot (20x17x6cm). as well as some Hard Akadama and Kurodama
I have a bag of focus bonsai repotting soil mix (peat, grit, sand and bark)
Would I be best to mix the 3 together, what would be best for the Fukien?
I assume I should carefully remove some of the old soil but leave some.
Your advice appreciated.
Many Thanks
I have ordered a larger rectangular pot (20x17x6cm). as well as some Hard Akadama and Kurodama
I have a bag of focus bonsai repotting soil mix (peat, grit, sand and bark)
Would I be best to mix the 3 together, what would be best for the Fukien?
I assume I should carefully remove some of the old soil but leave some.
Your advice appreciated.
Many Thanks
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Hello All
Thought you may be interested in a progress update.
Repot seems to have been successful, the tree has really thickened up, got rid of the black spot and white fly completely. Pot was a bit larger than I thought, but dont think it's too bad.
From my linited experience it looks very healthy, been getting quite a lot of flowers appearing as well. It has been a challenge but glad I persisted.
Thanks for the assistance folks to date.
Thought you may be interested in a progress update.
Repot seems to have been successful, the tree has really thickened up, got rid of the black spot and white fly completely. Pot was a bit larger than I thought, but dont think it's too bad.
From my linited experience it looks very healthy, been getting quite a lot of flowers appearing as well. It has been a challenge but glad I persisted.
Thanks for the assistance folks to date.
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Yes, looks good so far. Please come back with an update in a year. There are many persons on this forum who would like to know how to grow fukiens successfully.
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