Another great specimen. Maybe I missed it, but how is the base?Collected last year, this tree was carved this morning as a first step to become a flat top.
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It is a BIG tree. I haven't measured it yet but probably 8-10" trunk at the base.Another great specimen. Maybe I missed it, but how is the base?
Love that subtle curve in the trunkLast bc wiring job of 2024
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Do you plan on having the scar heal, or are you trying to keep it as an open feature? It’s a wonderful character addition and I love the look
It is an open feature.Do you plan on having the scar heal, or are you trying to keep it as an open feature? It’s a wonderful character addition and I love the look
Looks great, what kind of tub/pot are these in?
Uncle, why are you wiring so far out into the branch? How high are you envisioning the tree will be when it gets a proper bonsai pot? I have one that I chopped down to about this high and thinking of cutting back hard on the branches to start the fork from. Just wondering what your plan is for this one.
For this one the final height will be where the wire now end or 2” shorter. All new side branches will be wired downward. No new apex is allowed. New buds will be either bent down or cut.Uncle, why are you wiring so far out into the branch? How high are you envisioning the tree will be when it gets a proper bonsai pot? I have one that I chopped down to about this high and thinking of cutting back hard on the branches to start the fork from. Just wondering what your plan is for this one.
It will be cool when the base flare swells up and the trunk hollowed out.I can't wait to see how this one progresses. I think it's going to be a very cool bonsai.