[Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
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[Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
Species: Acer Buergerianum
Height: 580mm from top of root surface
Origin: Bonsai Environment, Kingston Wang, Vineyard
Price: $150.00
Firstly to the Steven et al, thanks for organising the comp!
Here is my first entry, a Trident Maple. I bought this one on the weekend from Kingston, great value I think.
I envisage a large chop just above where the taper stops, and growing an new apex from there...
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Re: [Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
Nice big stum there
Goiing to be intereting to see how well you go in just 14 months with a maple
Ken
Goiing to be intereting to see how well you go in just 14 months with a maple
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Re: [Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
I'm not expecting greatness in such a short period, but I was going to do the big chop anyway so thought that I should document it
It'll be good to see how much I can accomplish in the time though
It'll be good to see how much I can accomplish in the time though
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Update...In another ten years, I think I might have something!
I think that this will be the frontYou do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Re: [Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
Nice stump to start a shohin. If the plant grows well as all trident maples generally do, you should be able to get a nice bonsai in five years time. The most important thing is for it to grow a lot of new shoots. Then you have the luxury of choosing which ones to discard. Within a year's limit of this comp. it might be a bit more difficult, but not impossible. Good luck Scott.
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Re: [Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
Well you are probably not going to make it for this years showing but i am looking forward to the future updates.Scott Roxburgh wrote:Update...In another ten years, I think I might have something!
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Re: [Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
Another update...
After the spring chop, a lot of new buds opened up and I chose a few to keep.
Front Back
After the spring chop, a lot of new buds opened up and I chose a few to keep.
Front Back
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Re: [Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
I found a nice tree to model this one on, it is currently at Noelanders 2012:
http://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/t8952 ... nders-2012
Something along these lines would be good, although maybe not quite so large
http://ibonsaiclub.forumotion.com/t8952 ... nders-2012
Something along these lines would be good, although maybe not quite so large
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Re: [Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
Required update...just made it phewwwww...
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Re: [Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
A few more...
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Re: [Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
Not much movement here in Canberra!
I have repotted for the first time, and approach grafted two seedlings into the roots.
I have repotted for the first time, and approach grafted two seedlings into the roots.
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Re: [WITHDRAWN][Scott Roxburgh] Acer Buergerianum
Withdrawn.
Not in a bonsai pot and I do not want to remove the excess growth to make it look Bonsai
Thanks for the comp though Steve!
Not in a bonsai pot and I do not want to remove the excess growth to make it look Bonsai
Thanks for the comp though Steve!