First JBP starting with a stick in a pot.
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Re: First JBP starting with a stick in a pot.
No cut.
One of the fabulous things about growing bonsai is as you get old and decrepit your trees get old and beautiful
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Re: First JBP starting with a stick in a pot.
How's this then?
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Re: First JBP starting with a stick in a pot.
I would twist and compress more if more of it was mine. Either add a second wire or go with a thicker size wire.
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Re: First JBP starting with a stick in a pot.
Yep I think if you want a larger tree, that bend is probably sufficient. Maybe add a little 3D bending too so you don't end with a 1 dimensional tree.
Elias, I think compression would lead more to a shohin
Elias, I think compression would lead more to a shohin
