Bonsai Anadenanthera peregrina tree

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Oggy
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Bonsai Anadenanthera peregrina tree

#21872477 - 06/29/15 09:13 AM (11 years, 2 months ago)

I recently received 10 Anadenanthera peregrina seeds which I had no real plans for other than to germinate. Well, 2 of the 10 sprouted, and one kind of rotted while the other seems to have taken right off.
I put them in solo cups after a week of sprouting, under humidity tents and a light.

I don't really have any plan for them, so I thought how about bonsai? They won't survive the extreme cold outdoors, and certainly can't grow to their maximum height inside.

Only problem, I have never bonsai'd anything before! This will be an interesting experiment.
Anyone experienced with bonsai plants and techniques? Tips and experience would be amazing!

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AIRDOG

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Re: Bonsai Anadenanthera peregrina tree

[Re: Oggy]
#21872570 - 06/29/15 09:43 AM (11 years, 2 months ago)

One thing i heard is that you need to plant them in a pot... and wait for it to grow some... so you can shape it to the form you want.. then you need to uproot it... prune on the roots to make a small rootball and then plant in a smaller than the original container...

that is all i know hopefully someone else can chime in