My new Nigra pine

[sonic976]

This my new pine i got from Alpineart , I removed the old needles and trimmed them so i could put the wire on . This is my first real wiring job that i've actually done myself . After i finished wiring and bent the trunk and branchers i trimmed the needles back more . Tomorrow i will decorate it for a Christmas tree.Thanks Alpine for all the instructions and photo's

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Thanks sonic976

[alpineart]

Hi Sonic976 , you've done very well following instructions today , considering the short fuse i have at the moment . Consistency is something that you need to learn and a little care not to knock the new shoots off .It all comes with practice and time , Its was a top effort you put in today , far better than mine when i first started . Looking forward to teaching Tom the basics over the Holiday period . No doubt he will be as keen as you to learn the Art of Bonsai .Thank-you for all your help over the past weeks with all my tree's i most certainly appreciate all your hard work , and i hope you continue to play with a few more plants over the Christmas break .

Cheers Alpineart

[steve_84]

Nice looking tree. I will definitely be looking forward to progression updates

[Craig]

thats a great start Sonic, nice movement thru the trunk , well done mate , merry christmas

[sonic976]

Hi Alpine thanks for all your help , next time i might pick out a bigger pine

Thanks Steve for your compliment on my tree

Thanks Craig and Merry Christmas sonic976

[Guy]

While it is young I would add another wire and increase the trunk movement -----as the trunk grows and thickens the amount of 'movement' will lessen