it strikes roots from that side. Its 20cm high trunk is 15cm wide an the canopy is about 30cm wide 
MY shohin olive broom
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Olivecrazy
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MY shohin olive broom
Cut this of the back of my big olive 1 side has a heap of roots the other hasnt so planted it an hopefully it strikes roots from that side. Its 20cm high trunk is 15cm wide an the canopy is about 30cm wide
it strikes roots from that side. Its 20cm high trunk is 15cm wide an the canopy is about 30cm wide You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Re: MY shohin olive broom
If I were you mate, I'd wait and see what root growth you can get on the other side before you make too many design choices. Nice material!
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Re: MY shohin olive broom
OC, I didn't think you had any small trees. I guess it makes sense that even your small trees would be big ones!
I really like it, this should make a very powerful shohin.
I really like it, this should make a very powerful shohin.
Cheers, Karl
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Olivecrazy
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Re: MY shohin olive broom
Checked this tree today an found new shoots coming in most places 
ill leave it in this pot till next year an let it get strong as theres alot of roots at the back that has to be reduced a long way 
ill leave it in this pot till next year an let it get strong as theres alot of roots at the back that has to be reduced a long way You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post.
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Re: MY shohin olive broom
That is one little um.. big tree. Has great potential to an awesome tree in the future.
Josh.
Josh.
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Re: MY shohin olive broom
This olive doing really well has new growth all over
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Re: MY shohin olive broom
Lots of potential with this one O.C. Looking forward to its development.
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Re: MY shohin olive broom
This tree just keeps on growing with the wire cutting in it was timr to re-wire an trim its coming along great repot in march maybe into bonsai pot depends on the roots tho
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