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Melaleuca - Bonsai Nut G'day all, this Tree is one which I collected in August 2013 Melaleuca rhaphiophylla or paperbark tree as commonly known as collected Aug 2013 last wiring of Tree in Aug 2015 and in growth mode December 2015 Height- aprox 650mm best regards Craig
Melaleuca #2 | Page 2 | Bonsai Nut @Craigm sorry for the delay replying I have two species of Mels I have one bigger Melaleuca linariifolia and a bunch of starter size melaleuca nesophila Any tips would be VERY appreciated I have grown both for some time Linariifolia are very strong in regards to root growth ,Nesophila not
Melaleuca sp. | Bonsai Nut A year ago I collected a root sucker from a Melaleuca Not sure what type of Melaleuca It grew quite well and I need to upgrade its pot so it continues to grow larger and thickens What’s the best time to repot? I’ve read some conflicting information: Some say best done in summer, others say
Melaleuca (bracteata I think) | Bonsai Nut Hi All I know there are some Aussies here:), hope you can help There was a small local bonsai exhibit recently, and there were a few Melaleuca bonsai that really caught my eye There are a few growing around town, I always liked their look but could never identify them, now I know they
Swamp Paperbark - Melaleuca Raphiophylla from tubestock progression . . . This is a Swamp freshwater Paperbark that is endemic to southern Western Australia where I live Species name is Melaleuca Raphiophylla I started this from tubestock purchased from a local garden nursery that specialises in native plants These are fun to grow and develop pretty quickly with a
melaleuca Quinquenervia - Bonsai Nut g'day all , has anyone had this kind of melaleuca before , just about to get one and just trying to get some information on them cheers
When to Trunk Chop? - Bonsai Nut Spring through to summer is OK for trunk chop on JM Just make sure there are viable nodes below the proposed chop site Sometimes JM do not respond as well as expected I would chop above the lowest leaf just to be sure Chop like that will usually get dormant buds started lower if they are viable and you can chop further when they are stronger
Which moss for top dressing - Bonsai Nut Hello Friends, I want to cultivate moss on my larch and pine trees compost I was thinking of buying spores and needed advise on which species of moss is best so that it will not bother the tree's roots Please can you share you knowledge experience and do's and don't with moss Thanks in
kinzu Hong Kong kumquat (Fortunella hindsii) source! If you are like me, you spend a lot of time searching for species on your bucket list I have always loved the diminutive Kinzu They are awesome little trees with fruit just larger than a pea Anyway one of the good guys in bonsai, Jason Schley has a great sale going on from his personal
Another Australian native. Leptospermum laevigatum or Coastal tea-tree . . . Hi Attila, Melaleuca and Leptospermum are often confused with each other One is the Tea Tree and one is the Paper bark The Paper bark (Meleuca) usually buds back easilly whereas the Tea tree (Leptospermum ) is a lot more erratic when it comes to budding back after a hard chop