What do you think ? .... i like it ... a lot ...

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Reverse taper is when the trunk starts getting thicker again as it gets higher.KasWear wrote:Yes my fellow cow pat collector, like i know what reverse taper means !! ..lol
Gotta tell him why it happens dear... or else it won't help to know what it is...Marsman wrote:Reverse taper is when the trunk starts getting thicker again as it gets higher.KasWear wrote:Yes my fellow cow pat collector, like i know what reverse taper means !! ..lol
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Posh wording?? lol I think not... I specifically avoid that on-line.KasWear wrote:So the posh wording basically means you don't want a quasimodo bonsai tree, and as for the hundred dola tree, I'm still tempted ...
The link posted i shall look into .. especially shipping to uk ....
But i've delayed my shopping day until thurdays as I'm going to look at these little bargain beutys, i do like the ficus ...![]()
https://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_uk/hs.xsl/index_8168.htm
decisions, decisions ....
Pretty much, especially when managing them as outdoor trees. The Chinese Elm offers a little more flexibility when it comes to indoor issues. I still prefer to manage them as temperate (outdoor) trees but with the proper care they can spend some time indoors.Thanks, are their care the same though ... ?