Just for interests sake we decided to auction off the shimpaku i styled... preceeds go to the pay off my pot debt fund....
http://page11.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/n76751150
Some customers have said it may get near the 10,000yen mark.... hopefully!
Some Japanese trees.....
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Re: Some Japanese trees.....
The article was in Bonsai Europe, issue 6/2006. It showed Nobuichi Urushibata developing shimpaku, pine and cryptomeria for shohin.Asus101 wrote:There was an article in one of the bonsai Europe magazines.
All it is... Take your cutting, wire it using thicker than normal wire, and loop/twist/bend as you can see in the final one posted there. That's basically it, I have read some allow the wires to cut in before removing, others remove before it cuts in and re wires..
There is also a similar chapter in the Stone Lantern book on JBP, which obviously focuses on JBP only.
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Re: Some Japanese trees.....
...such a good thread, go jow 
super jealous.
super jealous.
inspired by nature,
considered superior to nature.
considered superior to nature.
