My Shimpaku...
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dansai
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Re: My Shimpaku...
Looking good Ben.
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Ryceman3
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Re: My Shimpaku...
If you have a look back at the start of this thread and compare it to the last image posted...
... well ...
All is heading in the right direction. Nice work.
... well ...
All is heading in the right direction. Nice work.
"NO CUTS, NO GLORY"
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Ryceman3
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Re: My Shimpaku...
If you have a look back at the start of this thread and compare it to the last image posted...
... well ...
All is heading in the right direction. Nice work.
... well ...
All is heading in the right direction. Nice work.
"NO CUTS, NO GLORY"
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benbonsai
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Re: My Shimpaku...
Thanks guys haha
Kind of a bit embarrassing looking back on some of my attempts to style it
Just to put things into perspective.
The tree what it looked like when I acquired it pretty much 1 year ago when I started bonsai... was in pretty rough shape, being overwatered and had fungas gnats in the roots. Did a repot straight away to get rid of the waterlogged soil and the pests.
Vs what it looks like now.
Pretty happy with the transformation in only a year.
Kind of a bit embarrassing looking back on some of my attempts to style it
Just to put things into perspective.
The tree what it looked like when I acquired it pretty much 1 year ago when I started bonsai... was in pretty rough shape, being overwatered and had fungas gnats in the roots. Did a repot straight away to get rid of the waterlogged soil and the pests.
Vs what it looks like now.
Pretty happy with the transformation in only a year.
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