Will time ever hide this sort of thing?Andrew Legg wrote:Something that Alan's tree suffers from is "big trunk thin branch yamadori syndrome".
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Will time ever hide this sort of thing?Andrew Legg wrote:Something that Alan's tree suffers from is "big trunk thin branch yamadori syndrome".
Yes, but only with a lot of growth and sacrifice branches. Most of us are in too much of a rush to develop pads. I'd say it would take eight to ten years of growth to get decent primary branch thickness.Reece wrote:Will time ever hide this sort of thing?Andrew Legg wrote:Something that Alan's tree suffers from is "big trunk thin branch yamadori syndrome".
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It has been quite neglected but to be totally honest I'm quite new and wouldn't really be able to tell if something this size had any potential.Jarad wrote:Does the top within the foliage have any potential?
Seems like a bit of a waste to get rid of so much tree.
This is a great idea. ^^^Jarad wrote:Does the top within the foliage have any potential?
Seems like a bit of a waste to get rid of so much tree.
Will the top half just grow roots like that after being cut off and put into soil?!Andrew F wrote: Once you've dug the stump I would defol the top half and either part it out as cuttings or just plant the whole top as well.
You will have to try it and report back to usbonsai_beginner wrote:Will the top half just grow roots like that after being cut off and put into soil?!Andrew F wrote: Once you've dug the stump I would defol the top half and either part it out as cuttings or just plant the whole top as well.
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