markyscott Imperial Masterpiece Messages 6,233 Reaction score 22,472 Location Delaplane VA USDA Zone 6B Feb 23, 2021 #41 Four years on a board. Board was nearly rotted away completely.
markyscott Imperial Masterpiece Messages 6,233 Reaction score 22,472 Location Delaplane VA USDA Zone 6B Feb 23, 2021 #42 After editing the roots. Onto a fresh board and roots directed radially away from the trunk. It went back into the Anderson flat
After editing the roots. Onto a fresh board and roots directed radially away from the trunk. It went back into the Anderson flat
MrWunderful Omono Messages 1,457 Reaction score 1,971 Location SF Bay area USDA Zone 10b Feb 23, 2021 #43 Starting to really develop well.
Cadillactaste Neagari Gal Messages 17,084 Reaction score 23,255 Location NE Ohio: zone 4 (USA) lake microclimate USDA Zone 5b Feb 24, 2021 #44 Your vision has really come into its own. Coming along nicely!
markyscott Imperial Masterpiece Messages 6,233 Reaction score 22,472 Location Delaplane VA USDA Zone 6B Feb 9, 2022 #45 Cut back and the soji, before and after. I removed a trunk that was in the front of the tree and spread the remaining trunks out a bit.
Cut back and the soji, before and after. I removed a trunk that was in the front of the tree and spread the remaining trunks out a bit.
markyscott Imperial Masterpiece Messages 6,233 Reaction score 22,472 Location Delaplane VA USDA Zone 6B Mar 14, 2025 #46 Pulled Bennie’s maple off the board. The old plywood was in pretty good shape and it had produced a nice radial rootball.
Pulled Bennie’s maple off the board. The old plywood was in pretty good shape and it had produced a nice radial rootball.
markyscott Imperial Masterpiece Messages 6,233 Reaction score 22,472 Location Delaplane VA USDA Zone 6B Mar 14, 2025 #47 I ended up bare rooting the tree. The nebari has swelled noticeably since I last repotted. I corrected some crossing and downward growing roots and repotted into the training container without a board this time.
I ended up bare rooting the tree. The nebari has swelled noticeably since I last repotted. I corrected some crossing and downward growing roots and repotted into the training container without a board this time.
DeepSouth Yamadori Messages 81 Reaction score 175 Location Southeast Louisiana USDA Zone 9a Mar 14, 2025 #48 I really like the clump style, we have many large red maples on our property that have developed in this way over the years. Great tree!
I really like the clump style, we have many large red maples on our property that have developed in this way over the years. Great tree!
Dan W. Omono Messages 1,656 Reaction score 1,669 Location Wyoming USDA Zone 4 Mar 14, 2025 #49 Excellent thread! Thank you for keeping this updated. I also love a good maple clump!
Brian Van Fleet Pretty Fly for a Bonsai Guy Messages 14,504 Reaction score 49,631 Location B’ham, AL USDA Zone 8A Mar 15, 2025 #50 Cool project, that base is putting on some wood. Are you planning to keep all of the trunks it has now?
Cool project, that base is putting on some wood. Are you planning to keep all of the trunks it has now?
markyscott Imperial Masterpiece Messages 6,233 Reaction score 22,472 Location Delaplane VA USDA Zone 6B Mar 15, 2025 #51 Brian Van Fleet said: Cool project, that base is putting on some wood. Are you planning to keep all of the trunks it has now? Click to expand... Although I like the new front, when I rotated the tree it made the left trunk appear to have an awkward angle. I’m considering grafting on a new one. - S
Brian Van Fleet said: Cool project, that base is putting on some wood. Are you planning to keep all of the trunks it has now? Click to expand... Although I like the new front, when I rotated the tree it made the left trunk appear to have an awkward angle. I’m considering grafting on a new one. - S
Wood Chumono Messages 646 Reaction score 1,646 Location Alexandria, VA USDA Zone 7a Mar 15, 2025 #52 Peg graft that trunk to a new position!