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New Ficus growing root from it's upper branches
Hi.
I'm completely new to Bonsai trees but have always been interested in them. Recently, I was given a ficus which I noticed is growing a long root from one of it's upper branches. It consists of one thin root which then splits into about 5 more roots, and they're running along the soil. Should I leave it 'dig in' or not? Thanks for any advice J Culligan |
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