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You’re developing quite the structure, good sir. I’m diggin it.
Cheers bro, its getting there, slowly :)
How do you deal with pests? I’ve got a problem with caterpillars living in mine and eating leaves 😩
The roots were wild!!! Always nice to have a citrus hanging around. Developing nicely broski. Cheers 😎🍺🍺
Cheers bro, their roots sure are a bit strange. at least they smell nice lol
Very pretty! The lemon tree is bouncing back nicely after the repot and hard pruning. Nice to see all the new options coming up. The leaves remind me of laurel a bit, but then there are those thorns...
Cheers Sue :) yeah it seems a lot happier now ... and those thorns are no joke!
Nice tree!
Cheers :)
Very nice! What soil mix do you use?
Cheers :) its pretyty much equal parts molar clay, perlite and compost (mostly ericaceous compost for that acidity)
@@BackGardenBonsai great thanks!
I've been told that yellow leaves on lemon trees is a sign of fertilizer deficiency....
indeed, but that's not the only cause.
Foist
You’re developing quite the structure, good sir. I’m diggin it.
Cheers bro, its getting there, slowly :)
How do you deal with pests? I’ve got a problem with caterpillars living in mine and eating leaves 😩
The roots were wild!!! Always nice to have a citrus hanging around. Developing nicely broski. Cheers 😎🍺🍺
Cheers bro, their roots sure are a bit strange. at least they smell nice lol
Very pretty! The lemon tree is bouncing back nicely after the repot and hard pruning. Nice to see all the new options coming up. The leaves remind me of laurel a bit, but then there are those thorns...
Cheers Sue :) yeah it seems a lot happier now ... and those thorns are no joke!
Nice tree!
Cheers :)
Very nice! What soil mix do you use?
Cheers :) its pretyty much equal parts molar clay, perlite and compost (mostly ericaceous compost for that acidity)
@@BackGardenBonsai great thanks!
I've been told that yellow leaves on lemon trees is a sign of fertilizer deficiency....
indeed, but that's not the only cause.
Foist