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Bonsai + disease recognition 4 years 5 months ago #53738
- sirnicolaz
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Hello everyone,
the last year while I was walking in Italy in the area of Lago Maggiore, I stumbled upon a nice little tree that was growing its way through some rocks. I decided to pick it up and try to grow it like a bonsai (it's been my first try). To date it seems to be pretty healthy, the only problem is that I still don't know which tree it is
Does any of you have an idea? A friend of mine suggested that it could be a European Ash, but I prefer to ask the community for more confirmations.
I also attached the pictures of one of the leaves. It's not the first case: sometimes the laeves start going dark, first on the borders and then all the way to the inner part until the detach. Does anyone know what could be the root cause? I fertilize the tree almost every week and water it pretty much every day. It is currently located in a decently bright room (many windows, but facing north), without direct sun.
Thanks and have a good day,
Nicola
the last year while I was walking in Italy in the area of Lago Maggiore, I stumbled upon a nice little tree that was growing its way through some rocks. I decided to pick it up and try to grow it like a bonsai (it's been my first try). To date it seems to be pretty healthy, the only problem is that I still don't know which tree it is
Does any of you have an idea? A friend of mine suggested that it could be a European Ash, but I prefer to ask the community for more confirmations.I also attached the pictures of one of the leaves. It's not the first case: sometimes the laeves start going dark, first on the borders and then all the way to the inner part until the detach. Does anyone know what could be the root cause? I fertilize the tree almost every week and water it pretty much every day. It is currently located in a decently bright room (many windows, but facing north), without direct sun.
Thanks and have a good day,
Nicola
