Looking great getting set up for the long term.
A great resource for when to do what with JBP is:
https://www.bonsaify.com/collections/ec ... ai-ecourse
Japanese Black Pine Field Growing Project
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Scott Roxburgh
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Re: Japanese Black Pine Field Growing Project
I am following the bonsaify ecourse mostly. The main difference is that I am growing in / on the ground to get faster growth.
One thing I have been thinking about us that the course is aimed at producing good shohin size. But in reality I would like a bit larger like a bit larger like 450 - 600mm high.
All the bends and rootwork is aimed at shohin, but will it be too much movement if I keep growing bigger. Will they be too bendy for a larger tree?
One thing I have been thinking about us that the course is aimed at producing good shohin size. But in reality I would like a bit larger like a bit larger like 450 - 600mm high.
All the bends and rootwork is aimed at shohin, but will it be too much movement if I keep growing bigger. Will they be too bendy for a larger tree?
