[A Forest Tale] - SquatJar - Melaleuca Lanceolata
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SquatJar
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[A Forest Tale] - SquatJar - Melaleuca Lanceolata
This entry hasn't got a story yet, but if it survives I am sure I will have one before the competition is finished.
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Life's too short for boring pots
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MJL
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Re: [A Forest Tale] - SquatJar - Melaleuca Lanceolata
Stories evolve... a story at the end is the stipulation - no need for anything at the start unless anyone wants. A story at the start or finish is fine. 
On a related note, I am soon to update my Moonah group setting in Rory's seperate natural completion. The Moonah's have gone nuts this summer. I have kept the clay training pot in 1" of water the whole growing season and they have responded with berserkness!... another technical term in bonsai. Berserkness -indictaes a plant growing out of control. Similar to the other term 'going coco bananas'. 
On a related note, I am soon to update my Moonah group setting in Rory's seperate natural completion. The Moonah's have gone nuts this summer. I have kept the clay training pot in 1" of water the whole growing season and they have responded with berserkness!... another technical term in bonsai. Berserkness -indictaes a plant growing out of control. Similar to the other term 'going coco bananas'. Tending bonsai teaches me patience.
