THIMUS CAPITATUS(JUNIPER LIKE)

A native species that is very suitable for bonsai for many reasons...For its size,its characteristics,its trunks movement and others...its an aromatic shrub very common in our island but so far my effort of keeping one alive never paid off....if anyone has any clues any tips is wellcomed..... [img][You must be registered and logged in to see this link.][/img][img][You must be registered and logged in to see this link.][/img][img][You must be registered and logged in to see this link.][/img]

timing is the key.

And when is the right time Greg?tell me....

so far i can say December

So i am late a?

it must be kept on the dry side...in nature it grow in arid areas, with minimal needs in terms of water....i would use 100% inorganic, with at least 3mm particle size.

maybe it needs some fungicide until it is established.

stavros wrote:it must be kept on the dry side...in nature it grow in arid areas, with minimal needs in terms of water....i would use 100% inorganic, with at least 3mm particle size.

maybe it needs some fungicide until it is established.

Allready did...lets see

Savvas P. wrote:

stavros wrote:it must be kept on the dry side...in nature it grow in arid areas, with minimal needs in terms of water....i would use 100% inorganic, with at least 3mm particle size.

maybe it needs some fungicide until it is established.

Allready did...lets see

Did you use fungicide?

Always do Greg....