Piñon pine #2

[Hartinez]

Looks awesome!

Dude it’s way nicer than I even expected, even for as nice as the pics were.

 

[Ryceman3]

No piñon pines in this neck of the woods so I don’t have any experience with them but yours looks great IMO… and I think even better in the new container. Look forward to seeing them combined!

 

[clem]

My Josef Rauscher pot from Bonsai Kreativ showed up today. Wowza. Quality is amazing and far better in person and it already looked good in photos. I also bought a small accent pot. Pretty dam excited.

yes, IMO, it is like beeing for real in front of a "real" good old tree : we are overcome by emotions that the photos do not convey at all. It may seem excessive but for me these stones have a soul : something is happening. I had the same feeling with Jan Culek shells I recieved. And the price is quite reasonable (imo).

Do you think it will be okay in terms of stability once the tree is in?

 

[Hartinez]

yes, IMO, it is like beeing for real in front of a "real" good old tree : we are overcome by emotions that the photos do not convey at all. It may seem excessive but for me these stones have a soul : something is happening. I had the same feeling with Jan Culek shells I recieved. And the price is quite reasonable (imo).

Do you think it will be okay in terms of stability once the tree is in?

I def agree Clem. Lots of great subtle but important details in every nook and cranny.

The piece is def not stable, but I have a creative idea to make it stable!

 

[clem]

[...] I have a creative idea to make it stable!

I'm curious to see that and the result with the tree repotted in it

 

[Ruddigger]

Carve a daisa for it. That would be different.

 

[Hartinez]

Carve a daisa for it. That would be different.

I have another tree in a stone for that idea!