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Sunday, September 29, 2013
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
OOPS! Correction to my last post.
In my last post I stated that the bonsai at Kouka-En nursery are watered four times a day in the growing season. Shortly after publishing the post, I realized that sounded excessive. I found Paul Stokes' video of this demonstration, at the ofBonsai website, and watched the pertinent segment. Somehow, I had misheard Bjorn: the trees are checked four times a day, but watered only as necessary. I have corrected that point in my last post, with a little additional information included.
I apologize sincerely to anyone who was misled by my mistake.
I apologize sincerely to anyone who was misled by my mistake.
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