How many will you buy?
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Amazing deal
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TimS
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Re: Amazing deal
Sign me up for a baker’s dozen 
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MJL
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A rye smile crosses my face.... I am in the process of purchasing some young plants at $15 a pop. It comes with no pot, no top dressing and does not look like a tree or clump ... yet.
Yet... it is good value - in my mind - chojubai that started life in good hands with a knowledgeable grower (Shibui). When I was a little newer to this sport I purchased all sorts of stuff .... I am trying to be more selective as time passes and knowledge increases.
I say ‘trying’... sometimes I still buy cr@p that I don’t need when I wander around local nurseries...
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Yet... it is good value - in my mind - chojubai that started life in good hands with a knowledgeable grower (Shibui). When I was a little newer to this sport I purchased all sorts of stuff .... I am trying to be more selective as time passes and knowledge increases.
I say ‘trying’... sometimes I still buy cr@p that I don’t need when I wander around local nurseries...
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Ryceman3
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Here’s another one I spotted today while picking up some supplies... maybe I got this all wrong and plastic bonsai is the future!?! If I’m going to buy a plastic one though at least it could have reasonable taper and some nice branching ... it’s not like I can grow it on and fix it! Maybe it’s a beginner plastic bonsai and as you get more experience with plastic you trade up to better quality plastic bonsai?? 
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pureheart
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Hahahaha the best!Ryceman3 wrote: ↑February 20th, 2020, 10:13 am Here’s another one I spotted today while picking up some supplies... maybe I got this all wrong and plastic bonsai is the future!?! If I’m going to buy a plastic one though at least it could have reasonable taper and some nice branching ... it’s not like I can grow it on and fix it! Maybe it’s a beginner plastic bonsai and as you get more experience with plastic you trade up to better quality plastic bonsai??
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Clearly who makes these has no clue about Bonsai....
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terryb
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Re: Amazing deal
Pfft! You just need the right tools This one helps with the taper and bends
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