Tree arrived leaves on top seem a bit wilted will it become healthier
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That can be normal after the stress from travel. Usually after 4-6 weeks the tree will stabilize and look better. Go ahead and start fertilizing monthly. If you start to see lots of leaf drop, please contact us
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I have had mine for about 8 months and planted in a 2'x2' planter box moved inside for winter in Wa state. Lots of new leaves in past few months so hope full a bud or two not far behind. Plant needs to aclimate to your conditions first. When I first got it all the leaves fell off in a month or so and then grew since it was shocked and adjusting. Plant has done great so far so I am in for long haul now. I would guess after a year or more it could bear fruit but looks nice indoor even with no fruit. Resemble s a indoor bamboo type plant.
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Well when it first arrived, it is indeed smooth as I suppose the top layer is treated. With several usage and washing, there will be wear and tear, and it will not be as smooth as before and also depend on how it is being used. Wood being a natural material, there are grains and texture on it. It was not a big deal for me and I did not have to do anything to it.
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I'm in zone 5. The tree was pretty small when it arrived last fall, but it lived through our winter, which killed other plants
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Yeah it should be. I think the most light demanding plant I am growing is rotala indica and it grows like crazy. Everything else I am growing is not as demanding but doing well also (anubis nana, subwassertang, moss balls, java fern, and java moss).
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Those leaves should present no problem to the machine. We have a huge volume of Norway Maple leaves to deal with and the machine works just fine. This presumes you don't try to jam a huge amount of leaves in at one time. Little bites!
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Not at all. Mine is growing healthy and still looks gorgeous. Its very important to keep it watered. Show it some attention and it'll stay healthy and be just like the picture. :)
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Yes but make sure to burry the roots as far as you can. You have to baby it indoors for a while after beying in the mail so no extreme heat or cold for abit.
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I am not sure if it is a tree or shrub. I know that right now 3 of them have sprouted some beautiful leaves. Right now I have them in pots that are about 10-12 inches high. I do feel that i will need to re-pot them soon. Sorry I could not be of more help. Once they get bigger, I might have a better idea.
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I didn't have much luck with growing things this last year. I am not sure if it was the new soil I used or the weather as it didn't matter if it was in my raised beds or not. I have been adding compost this fall and winter so I am hoping I get a better return this next year. I have noticed that the top part of the raised bed has pulled apart. I am hoping I can push it back together. I am not sure why this happened.
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I have the tree in a office in a office building in Chicago that doesn't get much light. It's doing OK. Not great but not dying. It probably needs more sun....
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Every day, if not every other day. Don't let the soil dry out. You'll see this tree will thrive, lots of new growth with the right conditions. This is a great bonsai. Good luck!
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Hey Bruce, I bought one of these a year and a half ago. I still have it potted in the house and it is growing strong!The tree was nicely packed and the roots were in a small plastic container with a little water in it.
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I just bought my first plant, and it arrived as a little tiny, but healthy plant, just about one month ago. I bought a Lady Margaret at the same time. Both are growing and appear to be healthy but the Lady Margaret is growing amazingly fast while my little Incense plant seems to be a slow grower. Both are healthy and appear to be happy. But one is really out pacing the other. I look forward to seeing both mature. Here is NC we have had a lot less sun than usual so that may be playing a part.
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I think it may help mitigate the habit. I remain fairly planted, but not uncomfortably planted.
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sorry, no answer yet, the plant is still growing, I will know better in a few weeks
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Ours died. It looks okay when it comes out, but it takes a while to show. I honestly wouldn't ship a bonsai tree.