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Forum: BonsaiTotal Replies: 25
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Lily_love
Central, AL
Zone 7b

January 1, 2008
9:47 PM

 According to the Bonsai's guide by H. Tomlinson. Philippine-tea should bloom in early spring and summer, then it should bear fruits. Unfortunately this tropical plant for 2 years in a row only has shown flowers late in December. Thus with the absence of pollinators as a result I'm missing out on the fruits. Is there a way I can manipulate the tree and coax it to bloom earlier? Any help would be appreciated.

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