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@sorce hey bro!! Hope all is well! New baby? Awesome sauce!!!

Lantana Gold Mound

A sprig of Apple Blossom boug the actual plant looks kinda ratty as I let the canes get really long so I can get some cuttings. My first flower from one of my Nejikan twisted pome And a pretty little mini rose

This little fella opened while I was at work. I love lavender starflower! Grewia occidentalis/caffra And another I’m gonna have loads in a couple of days

Yeah crepes should layer super fast as you can technically do log size cuttings with no trouble. Try angling the bottom of the layer to give yourself a little movement leaving the ground.

+1 for anything from Matt. I’ll try to remember to post pics of 1 year old twisted Poms.

Here’s my little 2 year old cuttings today. The two middle ones I’m actually trying to work on more veg growth. It’s so hard here they want to flower all the time. I’m trying to decide what to do with at one in the cement tub… it’s got significant dead wood that should be carved by someone...

Oh my goodness! I really liked him a lot. May he rest in peace and my love and prayers to all who knew him. :(

@PaulH you know a bit about these right?

As someone who’s been around for a minute. (2008) I will forever be grateful for Greg’s contribution to my life. I got into bonsai around 1998 but obviously didn’t find this site until later. I will always consider this my my bonsai home. I have made countless friends, some who are and were...

Can't grow'em here but I hope you are doing well!

Here's the deal. They are native to a tropical climate with a dry and a rainy season. In the rainy season, they grow veg, and in the dry season, they flower. Dry (relatively) = flowering. Damp (not wet feet) = veg. Here in Phoenix, I pretty much can't stop them; they flower year-round (except...

100% of these made it and are still kicking. The really nice lady that gave them to me cut them all out with a sawzall she put the two big ones in a buckets of water and the two smaller ones I grabbed out of a pile on the curb. She messaged a bonsai group on facebook for people to come get them...

Here is as good of a place as any to show a Phoenix Pink Pixie! This one is probably 10" at the base. It's in a whole row of them as landscape at IKEA. I was kind of temped I must admit LOL!

Most definitely. My way of doing this was adapted from the Phoenix Bonsai Society, at this link: PBS Easy to grow species. I was pretty shocked when I discovered they dig em up in the heat of summer, but it works! A member here (that's not active I don't believe) is a good friend and the current...