Hello, so my jacaranda is now a year old, it's doing so very well, but this is its first winter, it's been grown indoors all year! It's about 2.5/3ft high, it's not had the best care.
So it's now lost all its lower half of leaves/branches what ever they are!
The soil is mostly loam based. Every three months I gave soil a squeeze to lessen the affect of compaction.there is added perlite.
So would it become a single stem? If so shall I water it as usual, (every 2/3days) and a soak once a month with feed. The temperature is between 15-25c
It's received little direct light, mostly shadowed grow light, as I found its a fast grower.
I have noticed thwre is 'buds' where some of the leaves used to be so I assume that is nezt years growth?
Any help would be great!
I am in UK so I will not be planted outside, and I am aware it may never flower.
poaky1
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