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Re: For Sale: Sumo Shohin Port Jackson Fig
Posted: February 23rd, 2010, 10:21 am
by MattA
I didnt realise this was an auction forum... jm2cw
Re: For Sale: Sumo Shohin Port Jackson Fig
Posted: February 23rd, 2010, 4:57 pm
by dayne
well its a bonsai forum and the auction has happened here before it is a great way for the seller to get a true market value for his tree it has had a lot of great work done to it and deserves to go to the person that wants it the most
if theres a problem with the admin please let us know im sure no one would intentionaly do the wrong thing
my low bid was just an example and to get the ball rolling dont think i thought it was only worth $45 still good buying at $150 but i have just bought 3 large willow leafs so theres my budget gone for a couple of weeks
Re: For Sale: Sumo Shohin Port Jackson Fig
Posted: February 23rd, 2010, 5:06 pm
by Pup
It is a for sale forum. The seller is the one who dictates how they wish to sell the item. What is not excepted is critique on the items being sold, in the open forum.
If you wish to make a remark that is fine but no critique's.
A PM might be they way to go on that one.
Cheers

Pup
Re: For Sale: Sumo Shohin Port Jackson Fig
Posted: February 23rd, 2010, 10:46 pm
by Jamie
phantom,
you have got yaself a nice tree there, make sure you treat it well and make sure you keep us updated

Re: For Sale: Sumo Shohin Port Jackson Fig
Posted: February 24th, 2010, 3:33 am
by phantom
Thanks Jamie it will be straight back in to a larger groweing pot , feed well and the ramerfication begins .three years and it should be a ripper.
Re: For Sale: Sumo Shohin Port Jackson Fig
Posted: February 24th, 2010, 9:06 am
by MattA
Good idea to overpot it to speed the process phantom, just watch out it doesnt thicken too much in the crown, I have had this happen to a few trees when i thought i would just speed the process up a bit. Result was an extra couple of years work to rebuild, having had to cut off all the oversized growth.
Matt
Re: For Sale: Sumo Shohin Port Jackson Fig
Posted: February 24th, 2010, 12:41 pm
by phantom
thanks Matt i will keep the top thinned out to control the amount of flow to the top, hope this makes sence. do you have another idea?
Re: For Sale: Sumo Shohin Port Jackson Fig
Posted: February 24th, 2010, 2:07 pm
by MattA
phantom wrote:thanks Matt i will keep the top thinned out to control the amount of flow to the top, hope this makes sence. do you have another idea?
Lots of ideas

putting them into practice is the test, when proven only then do i share.
Your getting a great littlun there & your spot on a few years more work & it will be awesome. Look forward to seeing your progress.
Matt
Re: For Sale: Sumo Shohin Port Jackson Fig
Posted: February 24th, 2010, 2:10 pm
by Jamie
that will be fine phantom, it will direct energy to the lower branching and will help fatten them up and build ramification.
and i reckon if things go right 2 growing seasons and you will have a great ramified tree.
get ficus bonsai in the temperate climate by leong from bonsai south, you will se why i think you will have good ramification inside two growing seasons.
or you could send it up here and it will be done in a year

(J/K)
jamie
