My new pine

[pebble]

Haven’t uploaded this pine yet, it was one I purchased from bonsai south for the Mauro Stemberger work shop mid year. But due to family emergency I couldn’t be there for his work shop. (Spewn)
Ended up sitting at Leong’s shop for a few more months before I got to style it.




Now it take prime spot on my bench



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[MJL]

Geez I like that initial styling Pebble - good work! I like the lip on the pot too. Further, I am envious of what appears to be an excellent workshop too!

Add to that the use of the word Spewin’ and what we have is a ripper post. Well done!


Bonsai teaches me patience.

[Jiro]

What lies beneath!

Very nice, Did you add to the trunk bend or was it already there?

I was just staring at a JBP, picked up at Bonsai south, no less and wondering if I might do some wiring on it now before de-candling in early Jan. It's only a $35 job, trunk is about 3-4 cm diameter, no where near as impressive. It will make a very nice informal upright.

Put me down with MJL as loving the use of 'spewn'. Some Aussie jargon thrown into the bonsai lexicon never goes astray(a).

[Max]

would you consider tilting to the left and making it a cascade?

[pebble]

Jiro, couldnt agree more. no most of the bends were all there already. just uncovered the tree with in.

No idea: I did consider a semi cascade, there was a perfect branch there for it. (now a jin)
i was much more drawn to the informal upright for this tree.

[bunce]

great start on this tree, did you get a chance to decandle in December? got any updates for us?

bunce.

[pebble]

I worked on this tree and all my pines couple of sunday’s ago at a work shop.
brought it back to 3/4 pairs of needles ready for the new bud to start pushing out. Will have to upload and updated pic


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