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package org.neo4j.cypher.internal.compiler.v2_3.planner.logical.steps

import org.mockito.Matchers._
import org.mockito.Mockito._
import org.neo4j.cypher.internal.compiler.v2_3.planner._
import org.neo4j.cypher.internal.compiler.v2_3.planner.logical.Metrics.QueryGraphSolverInput
import org.neo4j.cypher.internal.compiler.v2_3.planner.logical._
import org.neo4j.cypher.internal.compiler.v2_3.planner.logical.plans._
import org.neo4j.cypher.internal.frontend.v2_3.ast._
import org.neo4j.cypher.internal.frontend.v2_3.test_helpers.CypherFunSuite
import org.neo4j.cypher.internal.frontend.v2_3.{SemanticDirection, SemanticTable}

class SelectPatternPredicatesTest extends CypherFunSuite with LogicalPlanningTestSupport {

  val sdir = SemanticDirection.OUTGOING
  val dir = SemanticDirection.OUTGOING
  val types = Seq.empty[RelTypeName]
  val relName = "  UNNAMED1"
  val nodeName = "  UNNAMED2"
  val patternRel = PatternRelationship(relName, ("a", nodeName), dir, types, SimplePatternLength)

  // MATCH (a) WHERE (a)-->()
  val patternExp = PatternExpression(RelationshipsPattern(RelationshipChain(
    NodePattern(Some(ident("a")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_,
    RelationshipPattern(Some(ident(relName)), optional = false, types, None, None, sdir) _,
    NodePattern(Some(ident(nodeName)), Seq(), None, naked = false)_
  )_)_)

  val factory = newMockedMetricsFactory
  when(factory.newCardinalityEstimator(any())).thenReturn((plan: PlannerQuery, _: QueryGraphSolverInput, _: SemanticTable) => plan match {
    case _ => Cardinality(1000)
  })

  test("should introduce semi apply for unsolved exclusive pattern predicate") {
    // Given
    val predicate = Predicate(Set(IdName("a")), patternExp)
    val selections = Selections(Set(predicate))
    val patternQG = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName(nodeName))
    )

    val qg = QueryGraph(
      patternNodes = Set("a"),
      selections = selections
    )

    implicit val subQueryLookupTable = Map(patternExp -> patternQG)

    implicit val context = newMockedLogicalPlanningContext(
      planContext = newMockedPlanContext
    )

    val aPlan = newMockedLogicalPlan("a")
    val inner = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName(nodeName), patternRel.name, ExpandAll)(solved)

    // When
    val result = selectPatternPredicates(aPlan, qg)

    // Then
    result should equal(Seq(SemiApply(aPlan, inner)(solved)))
  }

  test("should introduce anti semi apply for unsolved exclusive negated pattern predicate") {
    val notExpr = Not(patternExp)_
    // Given
    val predicate = Predicate(Set(IdName("a")), notExpr)
    val selections = Selections(Set(predicate))
    val patternQG = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName(nodeName))
    )

    val qg = QueryGraph(
      patternNodes = Set("a"),
      selections = selections
    )

    implicit val subQueryLookupTable = Map(patternExp -> patternQG)

    implicit val context = newMockedLogicalPlanningContext(
      planContext = newMockedPlanContext
    )

    val aPlan = newMockedLogicalPlan("a")
    val inner = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName(nodeName), patternRel.name, ExpandAll)(solved)

    // When
    val result = selectPatternPredicates(aPlan, qg)

    // Then
    result should equal(Seq(AntiSemiApply(aPlan, inner)(solved)))
  }

  test("should not introduce semi apply for unsolved exclusive pattern predicate when nodes not applicable") {
    // Given
    val predicate = Predicate(Set(IdName("a")), patternExp)
    val selections = Selections(Set(predicate))
    val patternQG = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName(nodeName))
    )

    val qg = QueryGraph(
      patternNodes = Set("b"),
      selections = selections
    )

    implicit val subQueryLookupTable = Map(patternExp -> patternQG)

    implicit val context = newMockedLogicalPlanningContext(
      planContext = newMockedPlanContext
    )

    val bPlan = newMockedLogicalPlan("b")
    // When
    val result = selectPatternPredicates(bPlan, qg)

    // Then
    result should equal(Seq.empty)
  }

  test("should introduce select or semi apply for unsolved pattern predicates in disjunction with expressions") {
    // Given
    val equals = Equals(
      Property(ident("a"), PropertyKeyName("prop")_)_,
      StringLiteral("42")_
    )_
    val orsExp: Ors = Ors(Set(patternExp, equals))_
    val orPredicate = Predicate(Set(IdName("a")), orsExp)
    val selections = Selections(Set(orPredicate))
    val patternQG = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName(nodeName))
    )

    val qg = QueryGraph(
      patternNodes = Set("a"),
      selections = selections
    )

    implicit val subQueryLookupTable = Map(patternExp -> patternQG)

    implicit val context = newMockedLogicalPlanningContext(
      planContext = newMockedPlanContext
    )

    val aPlan = newMockedLogicalPlan("a")
    val singleRow = Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)()
    val inner = Expand(singleRow, IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName(nodeName), patternRel.name, ExpandAll)(solved)

    // When
    val result = selectPatternPredicates(aPlan, qg)

    // Then
    result should equal(Seq(SelectOrSemiApply(aPlan, inner, equals)(solved)))
  }

  test("should introduce select or anti semi apply for unsolved negated pattern predicates in disjunction with an expression") {
    // Given
    val equals = Equals(
      Property(ident("a"), PropertyKeyName("prop")_)_,
      StringLiteral("42")_
    )_
    val orsExp = Ors(Set(Not(patternExp)(pos), equals))_
    val orPredicate = Predicate(Set(IdName("a")), orsExp)
    val selections = Selections(Set(orPredicate))
    val patternQG = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName(nodeName))
    )

    val qg = QueryGraph(
      patternNodes = Set("a"),
      selections = selections
    )

    implicit val subQueryLookupTable = Map(patternExp -> patternQG)

    implicit val context = newMockedLogicalPlanningContext(
      planContext = newMockedPlanContext
    )

    val aPlan = newMockedLogicalPlan("a")
    val inner = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName(nodeName), patternRel.name, ExpandAll)(solved)

    // When
    val result = selectPatternPredicates(aPlan, qg)

    // Then
    result should equal(Seq(SelectOrAntiSemiApply(aPlan, inner, equals)(solved)))
  }

  test("should introduce let semi apply and select or semi apply for multiple pattern predicates in or") {
    // Given
    val patternExp2 = PatternExpression(RelationshipsPattern(RelationshipChain(
      NodePattern(Some(ident("a")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_,
      RelationshipPattern(Some(ident("  UNNAMED3")), optional = false, types, None, None, sdir) _,
      NodePattern(Some(ident("  UNNAMED4")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_
    )_)_)

    val patternRel2 = PatternRelationship("  UNNAMED3", ("a", "  UNNAMED4"), dir, types, SimplePatternLength)

    val orsExp = Ors(Set(patternExp, patternExp2))_
    val orPredicate = Predicate(Set(IdName("a")), orsExp)
    val selections = Selections(Set(orPredicate))
    val patternQG = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName(nodeName))
    )

    val patternQG2 = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel2),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName("  UNNAMED4"))
    )

    val qg = QueryGraph(
      patternNodes = Set("a"),
      selections = selections
    )

    implicit val subQueryLookupTable = Map(patternExp -> patternQG, patternExp2 -> patternQG2)

    implicit val context = newMockedLogicalPlanningContext(
      planContext = newMockedPlanContext
    )

    val aPlan = newMockedLogicalPlan("a")
    val inner = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName(nodeName), patternRel.name, ExpandAll)(solved)
    val inner2 = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName("  UNNAMED4"), patternRel2.name, ExpandAll)(solved)

    // When
    val result = selectPatternPredicates(aPlan, qg)

    // Then
    result should equal(Seq(SelectOrSemiApply(LetSemiApply(aPlan, inner, IdName("  FRESHID0"))(solved), inner2, ident("  FRESHID0"))(solved)))
  }

  test("should introduce let semi apply and select or anti semi apply for multiple pattern predicates in or") {
    // Given
    val patternExp2: PatternExpression = PatternExpression(RelationshipsPattern(RelationshipChain(
      NodePattern(Some(ident("a")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_,
      RelationshipPattern(Some(ident("  UNNAMED3")), optional = false, types, None, None, sdir) _,
      NodePattern(Some(ident("  UNNAMED4")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_
    )_)_)
    val patternRel2 = PatternRelationship("  UNNAMED3", ("a", "  UNNAMED4"), dir, types, SimplePatternLength)

    val orsExp = Ors(Set(patternExp, Not(patternExp2)_))_
    val orPredicate = Predicate(Set(IdName("a")), orsExp)
    val selections = Selections(Set(orPredicate))
    val patternQG = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName(nodeName))
    )

    val patternQG2 = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel2),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName("  UNNAMED4"))
    )

    val qg = QueryGraph(
      patternNodes = Set("a"),
      selections = selections
    )

    implicit val subQueryLookupTable = Map(patternExp -> patternQG, patternExp2 -> patternQG2)

    implicit val context = newMockedLogicalPlanningContext(
      planContext = newMockedPlanContext
    )

    val aPlan = newMockedLogicalPlan("a")
    val inner = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName(nodeName), patternRel.name, ExpandAll)(solved)
    val inner2 = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName("  UNNAMED4"), patternRel2.name, ExpandAll)(solved)

    // When
    val result = selectPatternPredicates(aPlan, qg)

    // Then
    result should equal(Seq(SelectOrAntiSemiApply(LetSemiApply(aPlan, inner, IdName("  FRESHID0"))(solved), inner2, ident("  FRESHID0"))(solved)))
  }

  test("should introduce let anti semi apply and select or semi apply for multiple pattern predicates in or") {
    // Given
    val patternExp2: PatternExpression = PatternExpression(RelationshipsPattern(RelationshipChain(
      NodePattern(Some(ident("a")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_,
      RelationshipPattern(Some(ident("  UNNAMED3")), optional = false, types, None, None, sdir) _,
      NodePattern(Some(ident("  UNNAMED4")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_
    )_)_)
    val patternRel2 = PatternRelationship("  UNNAMED3", ("a", "  UNNAMED4"), dir, types, SimplePatternLength)

    val orsExp = Ors(Set(Not(patternExp)_, patternExp2))_
    val orPredicate = Predicate(Set(IdName("a")), orsExp)
    val selections = Selections(Set(orPredicate))
    val patternQG = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName(nodeName))
    )

    val patternQG2 = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel2),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName("  UNNAMED4"))
    )

    val qg = QueryGraph(
      patternNodes = Set("a"),
      selections = selections
    )

    implicit val subQueryLookupTable = Map(patternExp -> patternQG, patternExp2 -> patternQG2)

    implicit val context = newMockedLogicalPlanningContext(
      planContext = newMockedPlanContext
    )

    val aPlan = newMockedLogicalPlan("a")
    val inner = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName(nodeName), patternRel.name, ExpandAll)(solved)
    val inner2 = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName("  UNNAMED4"), patternRel2.name, ExpandAll)(solved)

    // When
    val result = selectPatternPredicates(aPlan, qg)

    // Then
    result should equal(Seq(SelectOrSemiApply(LetAntiSemiApply(aPlan, inner, IdName("  FRESHID0"))(solved), inner2, ident("  FRESHID0"))(solved)))
  }

  test("should introduce let select or semi apply and select or anti semi apply for multiple pattern predicates in or") {
    // Given
    val equals = Equals(
      Property(ident("a"), PropertyKeyName("prop")_)_,
      StringLiteral("42")_
    )_

    val patternExp2: PatternExpression = PatternExpression(RelationshipsPattern(RelationshipChain(
      NodePattern(Some(ident("a")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_,
      RelationshipPattern(Some(ident("  UNNAMED3")), optional = false, types, None, None, sdir) _,
      NodePattern(Some(ident("  UNNAMED4")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_
    )_)_)
    val patternRel2 = PatternRelationship("  UNNAMED3", ("a", "  UNNAMED4"), dir, types, SimplePatternLength)

    val orsExp = Ors(Set(equals, patternExp, Not(patternExp2)_))_
    val orPredicate = Predicate(Set(IdName("a")), orsExp)
    val selections = Selections(Set(orPredicate))
    val patternQG = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName(nodeName))
    )

    val patternQG2 = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel2),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName("  UNNAMED4"))
    )

    val qg = QueryGraph(
      patternNodes = Set("a"),
      selections = selections
    )

    implicit val subQueryLookupTable = Map(patternExp -> patternQG, patternExp2 -> patternQG2)

    implicit val context = newMockedLogicalPlanningContext(
      planContext = newMockedPlanContext
    )

    val aPlan = newMockedLogicalPlan("a")
    val inner = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName(nodeName), patternRel.name, ExpandAll)(solved)
    val inner2 = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName("  UNNAMED4"), patternRel2.name, ExpandAll)(solved)

    // When
    val result = selectPatternPredicates(aPlan, qg)

    // Then
    result should equal(Seq(SelectOrAntiSemiApply(LetSelectOrSemiApply(aPlan, inner, IdName("  FRESHID0"), equals)(solved), inner2, ident("  FRESHID0"))(solved)))
  }

  test("should introduce let anti select or semi apply and select or semi apply for multiple pattern predicates in or") {
    // Given
    val equals = Equals(
      Property(ident("a"), PropertyKeyName("prop")_)_,
      StringLiteral("42")_
    )_

    val patternExp2: PatternExpression = PatternExpression(RelationshipsPattern(RelationshipChain(
      NodePattern(Some(ident("a")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_,
      RelationshipPattern(Some(ident("  UNNAMED3")), optional = false, types, None, None, sdir) _,
      NodePattern(Some(ident("  UNNAMED4")), Seq(), None, naked = false)_
    )_)_)
    val patternRel2 = PatternRelationship("  UNNAMED3", ("a", "  UNNAMED4"), dir, types, SimplePatternLength)

    val orsExp = Ors(Set(equals, Not(patternExp)_, patternExp2))_
    val orPredicate = Predicate(Set(IdName("a")), orsExp)
    val selections = Selections(Set(orPredicate))
    val patternQG = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName(nodeName))
    )

    val patternQG2 = QueryGraph(
      patternRelationships = Set(patternRel2),
      argumentIds = Set(IdName("a")),
      patternNodes = Set(IdName("a"), IdName("  UNNAMED4"))
    )

    val qg = QueryGraph(
      patternNodes = Set("a"),
      selections = selections
    )

    implicit val subQueryLookupTable = Map(patternExp -> patternQG, patternExp2 -> patternQG2)

    implicit val context = newMockedLogicalPlanningContext(
      planContext = newMockedPlanContext
    )

    val aPlan = newMockedLogicalPlan("a")
    val inner = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName(nodeName), patternRel.name, ExpandAll)(solved)
    val inner2 = Expand(Argument(Set(IdName("a")))(solved)(), IdName("a"), dir, types, IdName("  UNNAMED4"), patternRel2.name, ExpandAll)(solved)

    // When
    val result = selectPatternPredicates(aPlan, qg)

    // Then
    result should equal(Seq(SelectOrSemiApply(LetSelectOrAntiSemiApply(aPlan, inner, IdName("  FRESHID0"), equals)(solved), inner2, ident("  FRESHID0"))(solved)))
  }
}


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Not only that, he has mostly acted in South Indian cinema. Her career began after finishing 12th grade when she dropped out of school and began working as a model appearing in six music videos.
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Amidst all this, Remembrance Day also serves to remind us of the displays of human compassion that so often interposed themselves between the long periods of enmity. Members of The Salvation Army serving on the front lines during the Great War, as World War One was then called, often spoke of those displays.
We assembled into the open and rushed forward, met by a perfect hail of bullets. Many of our men bit the dust, but we who remained came to grips with the enemy. I cannot write of what happened then. The killing of men is a ghastly business!
On the way back to the trenches, I saw a poor German soldier trying to get to his water bottle. He was in a fearful condition. I knelt down by his side. Finding his own water bottle was empty, I gave him water from mine. Somewhat revived, he opened his eyes and saw my Salvation Army Leaguer's button.
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Black Ops Cold War: The Multiplayer Menu Music Is Chilling - Listen To It Here!
Notorious for its music.
With the Black Ops Cold War beta launching this week on PS4, players have managed to get a sneak peek at the menus for Black Ops Cold War.
Pre-loads are already available for the new title, to those that pre-ordered the game digitally.
Upon starting up the beta, you're unable to play the game but the main menu will flash the familiar images shown during the Alpha.
Alongside this, the main menu theme has been revealed!
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Black Ops Cold War Multiplayer Menu Music
While for a large part of it, it seems to be the same eery war theme that we heard in the Alpha, it does also start to pick up in tempo and change its tone after about 5 minutes.
This music comes directly from the beta itself and players can listen to it in full force on the 8th October.
Activision's choice in music has been nothing short of incredible in the build-up to launch.
What's great is they've taken songs from the 1980s, the time period in which the game is set, and given them a modern-day spin.
For the main reveal trailer of Black Ops Cold War, they opted to use New Order's 'Blue Monday' (released in 1983).
When they revealed the multiplayer, they used Notorious B.I.G.'s remix of Duran Duran's 'Notorious' (originally released in 1986).
Finally, for the Zombies reveal they used 'Tainted Love' by Soft Cell (released in 1981).
Black Ops games have been well known for their catchy soundtrack choices and it seems like this year they've taken a different direction on the menu music, with a slight twist.
It's by no means my favourite, but I think it sets the tone for the story when you first load into the game.
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Harvey Mudd College received its charter in December of 1955, the year its namesake passed away. Two years later, the school opened its doors to students in Engineering, Science and Mathematics. Since that time, there have only been five presidents to the college, and the most recent one, Maria Klawe, is the first woman president of the institution.
The school has limited and very focused majors, allowing students to take part in research and development in sciences and mathematics. Students can also take part in the Study Abroad opportunities offered by the school.
Harvey Mudd shares its campus amenities with the other Claremont Colleges, including Pitzer, Scripps and Claremont McKenna, which The Armijo Signal has introduced January 15, February 1 and March 15 respectively. Harvey Mudd also benefits from diversity, like the other schools. "As one of the student support offices within the Division of Student Affairs, the Office of Institutional Diversity (OID) serves as a social justice education hub for the entire Harvey Mudd campus community. OID is guided by three primary goals: to increase Awareness, Allyship and Action through our work," according to the school's website at https://www.hmc.edu.
The admissions process is very competitive and the school only had 844 students enrolled in 2017. The average SAT score for students who are accepted is 1570, higher than the average score seen at Harvard, Columbia or Yale. The average GPA is 4.15, so it will be a challenge for students who are not on the International Baccalaureate (IB) track, but those numbers are built on an average so it is still possible for outstanding students to become part of the Harvey Mudd experience.
It is expensive to attend Harvey Mudd College, but the school does offer several types of financial aid and students who are both determined to get in and qualified to attend will find a way to make it happen.


I decided to grow some Eucalyptus Camaldulensis from seed. This one was sown at the start of spring and has just taken off on me. Im very new to Bonsai but not new to horticulture or plants and was just after information on native bonsai and how i should go about potting, pruning and general care.
Last Edit: 2 years 3 months ago by leong.
Morning Jordan, welcome to the site and the world of bonsai.
Stoked that you have chosen a Aus Native to begin with.
just thought I would post an answer here for you.
Sorry it's not an easy one, mate, research, reading, and then some reading with some research.
There is no definitive answer to answer the questions you have asked here.
Maybe break it down a little when you have some ideas on where you want it to go.
Depending on where you are and what you want to do with your tree in the short term/ long term.
Troll around the site a bit more, (and others) and and the answers are there.
Last Edit: 2 years 3 months ago by wattynine.
I appreciate the reply. I may have just been over excited to get started on working on a bonsai project. I have been reading around the site and I have put it into a large pot to grow.
I will have to get something a bit more advanced so I can work on something so my seedlings can grow and one day be big enough to do something with. I have Banksia Serrata and Melaleuca Violacea in the same situation.
G'day Jordan , I agree with Watty , it would be a long time before you Euc would be a decent bonsai. It's exciting times starting on your bonsai journey , my advice would be to start with species proven to be good for bonsai . I would also buy some pre bonsai stock of a reasonable size to get your teeth into, I would also be growing plants in larger pots or ground for the future. In a few years these will have gained some size , and be ready for you to use your newly gained skills on.
When I started around thirty years ago, I purchased a couple of stock plants( juniper and chinese elm ). With these I grew a lot of cuttings, a fair amount of them have been used through the years. and some have been sold . Another bonus is I still have some that have still not bonsaid , giving me some nice old stock to work with.
After having a fair read of the forum i came across the idea of one member using colanders as a means of growing in. The wealth of information on this forum is fantastic!
Anyway after reading some material i looked at my eucalyptas, cut it by a third to the height i wanted. Stuck it in a colander and placed it in a bucket with a small amount of water in it and the response was great!
Grown from seed last spring the base has thickened quite a bit compared to previous photo and has responded well to being dug up and pruned.
Great progress and you are also adding to the knowledge base regarding the natives.
Wow just looked and the photos are 9 months apart, its put on a bit of bulk in the trunk in that time?
We have one of our members in WA that is a minefield of information regarding growing natives and I hope he see's this and can add some tips for you.
Yeah they are very fast growers, this one was in the ground for the past 9 months and as soon it got some fertilizer, rain and sunshine it went crazy.
I had been told some eucalypts don't respond well to being disturbed but it seems to be doing well.
Yeah if any native growers have any advice it is very welcome. Can't wait to see what this little tree can do.
I thought that you may be interested the Victorian Bonsai Society as they are a native club only.
If there was a an answer that you wanted answered they may be a good source of information as well.
Anyway here is the link to have a look at some pictures for inspiration.
I just noticed that you are in Cessnock were you going to the Newcastle Bonsai Show?
Oh wow i missed it... I told myself last year i would go this year because my son would be old enough to drag along and i completely blanked on the date!
I wasn't able to find much on that website JC however Ausbonsai.com.au has some useful information on a lot of natives. I even found some very useful information on this tree.
The leaves were going very pale and drooping but still not crunchy/dead. Not to worry just a survival mechanism of our hardy natives to draw all their energy back after being stressed to survive. Assuming the same ability that helps survive bushfires.


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