What projects do you have on the go?
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Re: What projects do you have on the go?
All my Potensai are my projects... Nothing yet bonsai worthy a few getting close. Root over ornamental garden turtle is one of my personal favourites. With the news of the heat that was coming I did up a "MUD" mix of worm compost and coir to recover the roots and water to help stop dome of the "Ariel" roots drying out. As its a busy few days for me. Its nothing special to look at but its seed grown same age as my son(4) and he is my turtle....
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kez
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Re: What projects do you have on the go?
Here are some of my more long term projects
A very fat trunked japanese maple that I am trying to build '
And a very twisty little shimpaku whip Cheers,
Kerrin
A very fat trunked japanese maple that I am trying to build '
And a very twisty little shimpaku whip Cheers,
Kerrin
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What projects do you have on the go?
Looking good kez. The juniper should be interesting.
I checked the root graft from the start of this thread today. It's healing well and should be done by the end of the season.
I took the pins out that were holding it in because the main trunk had grown around the whip securing it.
Next up for this tree is grafting a new leader low down so I can cut it down into a chunky shohin. I'll have to wait for the shoots to extend a little more before they will reach the graft location though.
I checked the root graft from the start of this thread today. It's healing well and should be done by the end of the season.
I took the pins out that were holding it in because the main trunk had grown around the whip securing it.
Next up for this tree is grafting a new leader low down so I can cut it down into a chunky shohin. I'll have to wait for the shoots to extend a little more before they will reach the graft location though.
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terry.muller2
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Re: What projects do you have on the go?
If only the leaves would stay small as when spring growth starts.
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