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We have a potted tree in our backyard that has not bloomed yet. A month or so ago it started blooming little red buds but then they died and nothing has happened since. Should I replace the soil in the pot or trash the tree? Thanks.
I have no idea what type of tree or the type of care it had. I just moved into this house and it was left here from previous owner. It is not a huge tree. Probably like 4-5 feet tall and pot is a medium sized planter.
I have no idea what type of tree or the type of care it had. I just moved into this house and it was left here from previous owner. It is not a huge tree. Probably like 4-5 feet tall and pot is a medium sized planter.
There are so many reasons it could be dying...
If it even is dying. You talk about flower buds dying, a period of no water or a cold snap could do that, without really affecting the tree's viability. Does it have leaves?
I live in the city so don't have anywhere to plant except a pot. See attached for a picture of the tree. It has no leaves.
I don't recognize the tree, but it looks to me like those terminal buds are still green, so maybe it isn't quite ready to leaf out yet. I live in a very mild winter place, and some trees here have yet to break bud.
I can't tell from the photo, is it inside or outside right now?
ok yes it is outdoors and the buds are green but have been for a few weeks. Was wondering if it was getting too late since all the other trees in the area have bloomed. Should I change up the soil??
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