trident maple
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trident maple
These take MANY years to develop!! I thought I would be further along by now.
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Very very nice Mike. Fantastic branch ramification forming. Almost seems like it hasent been touched by the hand of man
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How long has this taken Mike? I have a trident forest that is very young so I better strap in for the long run
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I am having a brief lunchtime break and this forest has made my day. Just beautiful. The forest floor is wonderful.
The whole setting is brilliant.
Thanks for posting.
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The whole setting is brilliant.
Thanks for posting.
Bonsai teaches me patience.
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It was put together during a demo about 5 or 6 years ago but I used some older trees from another forest as well as some younger material. I was told that some of the older ones were around 20 years old but they were in extremely poor condition at the time. I basically had to start from scratch.Jake fowler wrote:How long has this taken Mike? I have a trident forest that is very young so I better strap in for the long run
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That is nice!
Great ramification happening and all the trees have a nice balance/harmony that isn't too contrived.
The lighting in the shot with the sun/shadows dappling through to the forest floor also adds a great dimension.
Very cool.
Great ramification happening and all the trees have a nice balance/harmony that isn't too contrived.
The lighting in the shot with the sun/shadows dappling through to the forest floor also adds a great dimension.
Very cool.
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You are right. Good bonsai does take time.
A passable group is possible in just a couple of years but to get something with great form and good ramification takes far longer.
Well done Mike.
A passable group is possible in just a couple of years but to get something with great form and good ramification takes far longer.
Well done Mike.
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Very graceful and harmonious. Deceptively difficult to be this disciplined.
Thanks for posting,
Gavin
Thanks for posting,
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Absolutely sensational composition there, great rewards for your efforts
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