Chinese Juniper
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Hello everyone i am new to bonsai. First off can anyone confirm if my bonsais are both chinese juniper? Thanks. Anyone have info on white furry growth on the trunk? I should have took pics of the growth but i got scared and cleaned it off right away. Thanks!
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Yes, they are junipers.
Without a picture, how can we know what is the furry thing?
Without a picture, how can we know what is the furry thing?
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I wish i would have took a picture before i cleaned it off. If it grows back i will post another. Thank you so much
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Your junipers belong outdoors and cannot be kept indoors or they'll die.
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the white stuff ss probably scale. 99% of the time that is the white stuff people find on their trunks.
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leatherback wrote: the white stuff ss probably scale. 99% of the time that is the white stuff people find on their trunks.
Most probably. If so, some insecticidal soap spray will take care of them.
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I meant, scale as calcium deposits!

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leatherback wrote: I meant, scale as calcium deposits!
Oh, well, my very hard water leaves a lot of deposits, a tooth brush and diluted vinegar takes care of it, they are white but not furry!!
On the other hand, white scale is a very common pest in the summer and it IS fluffy...:woohoo:
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