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]]> http://www.plumberinscottsdaleaz.com/how-to-removetree-roots-from-my-sewer#comment-56 Wandi Wed, 14 Mar 2012 10:19:31 +0000 http://www.plumberinscottsdaleaz.com/?p=30#comment-56 Dear Mike,I had some problems with a new larch (taken from natrue this year to be grown as bonsai). After collecting it in spring, the needles increased slightly in size, and then the growth seized completely Since larches have a secondary growth of shoots in middle of summer, it finally recovers the last days and has new green lively shoots! I hope in between the happened with your larch, i.e. that it recovers! I don't know how cold is the weather where you live, but down to -10C it should not be a problem for roots, at least for such a big tree and rather big pot. You can always provide some protection for the roots for next winter just in case (flish jackets for bonsais can be found in internet). Warmest wishes for your precious tree to survive! Larch is my favourite species and I feel your concern about its survival! Dear Mike,I had some problems with a new larch (taken from natrue this year to be grown as bonsai). After collecting it in spring, the needles increased slightly in size, and then the growth seized completely Since larches have a secondary growth of shoots in middle of summer, it finally recovers the last days and has new green lively shoots! I hope in between the happened with your larch, i.e. that it recovers! I don’t know how cold is the weather where you live, but down to -10C it should not be a problem for roots, at least for such a big tree and rather big pot. You can always provide some protection for the roots for next winter just in case (flish jackets for bonsais can be found in internet). Warmest wishes for your precious tree to survive! Larch is my favourite species and I feel your concern about its survival!

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