suitable or not

[tommyrob688]

would a 20cm round pot 7cm deep be suitable for my chinese tea trees etc. will probably repot in spring

 

[ShimpakuBonsai]

Without showing your trees it is impossible to answer this question.

 

[tommyrob688]

sorry didn't think. it's an age thing.

 

[Gabler]

Thread 'The traditional bonsai according to Mr. Andô'

Nov 22, 2021

Hello to all of you,

I open a post to share with you what I learned.
It is the traditional bonsai as it was done in the past that Mr. Andô taught me.
Don't get me wrong, I am not going to tell you that this is the way you should do it.
It is certainly not the only way to see things, it is just what I have learned, you take, it is very good, you do not take and it is very good too. So I have nothing to defend,

I'll start by telling you about the Shin Gyo, So.
This subject may not teach you much if you have been practicing bonsai for a long time.

The Shin, Gyo, So, comes from writing
It...

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[Shibui]

Now we have pot dimensions and photos of trees but with no dimensions and nothing for scale other than the leaves on the trees so it's a bit hard to guess whether the trees will fit in the pot.

My gut feeling is the pot would be OK for any of those trees but you can probably get a much better idea by putting the pot next to the tree or sit the existing pot in the new pot to see how it actually looks.