In nearly every book I read on bonsai, I see a different p.o.v. on moss,
if there is one. so maybe that divides the debate into 3 groups, those
that like it, those that dislike it (none or only for a show), and those
which find it inconsequential. Any thoughts? Are there some undeniable
facts that I may weigh to come to my own conclusion?

Also, I have a collected azalea (about a week old), all the leaves are
green, but have small almost white speckling dots on them, that are very
small and unless you look closely you can't really see that they're
individual dots. it hasn't dropped any leaves, however they're a little
papery to the touch and slightly wilted. Am I paranoid because I want the
little tree to make it, and really nothing's wrong and a little lack of
vigor is to be expected? Or is some other run-on sentece explanation or
situation the case?

Thanks,

Justin

"Sometimes, I do things."

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