deadwood care

  1. T

    Would you bother make a Tanuki from this

    Hello friends, This is my first post, so I hope I’m in the right place and the right section. I’ve brought two large pieces of wood that I’m quite fond of. One of them (the lighter-colored one) might be from a conifer. The second piece looks like it came from a deciduous branch, which tends...
  2. tanlu

    Field-grown non-grafted JWP

    This tree is 18 years old and was potted in March 2024 in terracotta, with a good amount of garden soil mixed with bonsai soil. It was repotted again to remove the garden soil this spring into pumice, lava rock, and turface (1-1-1) in a 12” Japanese Tokoname training pot. The tree has lots of...
  3. Attmos

    Deadwood Trunk

    My cottonwood appears to be fed by just part of the trunk, which looks mostly dead at this point. Admittedly, I had only been looking at the opposite side of the trunk for a long time and missed this development, another learning experience.... but now I think it might need some special care to...
  4. electraus

    Working with naturally occurring deadwood on collected conifers.

    Hi everyone, I recently acquired one of my first pieces of collected material — a Mendocino Pygmy cypress— and I have a question about working with the naturally occurring jin when they still have their outer layer of bark on them and have not been bleached by the sun. Am I supposed to remove...
  5. Quince

    Caring for shari

    This juniper was purchased at a club aution and has been with me for about 5 years. In that time, I've noticed the shari slowly changing. The cracks are getting deeper and the corner is separating. The wood feels solid, but I want to make sure I'm doing the right thing. I've heard that lime...
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