Smoke
Ignore-Amus
OK with mid summer root work....to some extent.
I like that. Always leave your self an escape route!
OK with mid summer root work....to some extent.
What I meant there is HBR method....though I did go a little further than Halfway with my Mugo this summer, with success.I like that. Always leave your self an escape route!
Contrary to Vance's denial, I always fbr nursery mugos 'mid-summer' - it is absolutely ideal as they always thrive afterward. Of course one can pussy-foot with them.What I meant there is HBR method....though I did go a little further than Halfway with my Mugo this summer, with success.
At least, in my climate.Always leave your self an escape route!
I'm sorry I do not know what fbr means. Could you elaborate seeing bringing my name into it seems to indicate I am in favor or contrary to something I would like to confirm or deny.Contrary to Vance's denial, I always fbr nursery mugos 'mid-summer' - it is absolutely ideal as they always thrive afterward. Of course one can pussy-foot with them.
At least, in my climate.
YCKMA
Lol!I absolutely hate these computerized short cuts for carrying on a decent conversation devoid of ambiguities, and then laughing at people who ask you to explain what you're talking about. So YCKMA.
So You Can Kick My My Ass... ???I absolutely hate these computerized short cuts for carrying on a decent conversation devoid of ambiguities, and then laughing at people who ask you to explain what you're talking about. So YCKMA .
Did you shake your fist at the sky while writing that???I absolutely hate these computerized short cuts for carrying on a decent conversation devoid of ambiguities, and then laughing at people who ask you to explain what you're talking about. So YCKMA.
haha no, So you can keep my apples.So You Can Kick My My Ass... ???
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All information are just statements until verified or fortified with like experience. That's why you listen to any point of view and then attempt to prove it's validity before making up your mind on any subject regardless of the source ( no pun intended).I don't find that "attacking".
I actually appreciate all the points ___________ has been making, from the Rafael threads up till these.
Very Contained and Well Written.
I agree with this,
The same human nature has other folks on here also thinking they are still being attacked, when in fact, the Pillory has turned to a Throne under their asses and they can't decipher this difference!
People will still argue with this older gaurd, but I haven't seen it without respect.
If someone says to hey don't respect Walter, or Vance, or Ahem, Smoke, they're lying to themselves...so...fuck em!
They'll never make a good tree out of lies!
Anyway, please realize it's the internet's fault.
We must continue to evolve with it.
In peace. And learning.
Sorce
Cant stand them either...especially when denoting a tree species......except for maybe JBPI absolutely hate these computerized short cuts for carrying on a decent conversation devoid of ambiguities, and then laughing at people who ask you to explain what you're talking about. So YCKMA.
Can't wait to see it! Please folks, less groucing and more demonstrations of our "Hobby" would be better appreciated.As for late summer repotting , you bet. I am gearing up to apply it to a number of of evergreen conifers - with as minimal root work as necessary. and I will film it. and I will post it here.
Same on you, have more respect for the Emperor of Bovine excrement.You forgot king of bullshit
I agree. The money well spent is for the education that you need and the skills that you develop over time. That is where the smart money is spent. Anyone that buys a pre made masterpiece and doesn't know how to care for it like you said more money than.Whoever said that actually has more money than brains.
I have a few trees that are worth in the hundreds of dollars.
The most I spent on any of them is $7.00.
There is no need to spend hundreds of dollars on a tree if you're willing to spend the time.
The hundreds of dollars you pay for is someone's time.
The problem is this: There are those here and in bonsai in-particular that believe dogmatically with almost the same stogy adherence exhibited by Bolero in his real bonsai post, a belief in something untrue. In this case it is manifested by the concept that you cannot make a bonsai cheaply, or out of nursery material. The truth is you cannot make a bonsai unless you have the knowledge, the skill, and the determination to do so. Unless you get into a apprenticeship with a Japanese master in Japan, and you wont especially if you cannot discriminate dog doo from shoe polish, you have to be well studied and willing to sort hyperbole from fact. Myself I am self taught, but at a cost we wont go into here. We are as always our own worst enemies, even in bonsai. If our ideas about design were as good as our visions about how bonsai works and our willingness to defend bad practice, bad technique, and wrong headed epistemology even when proven worng arguing "I have time to experiment" we would all be masters and our trees would all be masterpieces.I agree. The money well spent is for the education that you need and the skills that you develop over time. That is where the smart money is spent. Anyone that buys a pre made masterpiece and doesn't know how to care for it like you said more money than.
But Vance, all my trees are masterpieces ( in my backyard).The problem is this: There are those here and in bonsai in-particular that believe dogmatically with almost the same stogy adherence exhibited by Bolero in his real bonsai post, a belief in something untrue. In this case it is manifested by the concept that you cannot make a bonsai cheaply, or out of nursery material. The truth is you cannot make a bonsai unless you have the knowledge, the skill, and the determination to do so. Unless you get into a apprenticeship with a Japanese master in Japan, and you wont especially if you cannot discriminate dog doo from shoe polish, you have to be well studied and willing to sort hyperbole from fact. Myself I am self taught, but at a cost we wont go into here. We are as always our own worst enemies, even in bonsai. If our ideas about design were as good as our visions about how bonsai works and our willingness to defend bad practice, bad technique, and wrong headed epistemology even when proven worng arguing "I have time to experiment" we would all be masters and our trees would all be masterpieces.