guesskoenig

I have a goldengate ficus that I bought a few weeks ago that wasn't doing so great in the store with yellowing leaves and a hacked off limb. I've got the limb to seal up quite nicely and the tree seems to be growing strong and healthy now with lots of new foliage and buds. I am going to repot it soon to get it out of it's planter and into some new soil, but I would like to attempt a root over rock style with it, as I've read the ficus is quite suited to this. I was wondering where I might find a suitable rock for this and any tips for the process itself. For any info you might want on the style it is in a two quart, round ceramic pot that is a glazed green. I've got moss spores on the way that I plan to use as the top dressing.