A different view from Bill Valavanis‘ garden. The well-developed nebari on these trees is a result of doing the right work, right from the beginning…spread the roots radially, let them develop just under the soil surface, exposing them gradually after they’ve thickened sufficiently underground, then repotting on a sparing timeline. Enjoy!

Next week we’ll take a look at a white pine’s journey back to health over the last year.

I just wanted to share some photos of my attempt to do wabikusa. Most of them are 2 weeks old.

Here are some new photos of my wabikusa set up. From terrarium style (tank covered with cellophane)to acclimating them into an air conditioned atmosphere (open tank). As you can see, they are starting to acclimate well. There are some dried up leaves on some of them but the newer leaves are doing fine.

I have been busy lately but I do have a few photos of other wabikusa displays. Hope you guys enjoy them.

Source: http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/forumapc/plant-physiology-emersed-culture/58291-emersed-growth-trial-wabikusa.html