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From FB:

Enjoy:

Does that work for any tree?

I have been looking at the way the chinese use roots to turn them into a trunk, but there was no explanations.

In Asia fusing tree trunks is widely used method for creating large trunks.

Beano wrote:Does that work for any tree?

I think any tree that can form large roots, Possibly?

What facebook page did the first set of pictures originate from?

*Thank you for posting these btw, very helpful.

It is a guy from Indonesia...but I dont think the pictures are his...Recently I saw the originals, but never remembered to get the link.

Do a reverse image search through google, it'll show you most links where the photos are being used.

This is the man responsible...MIN HSUAN LO he is amazing!
His blog is excellent and it is well worth going through all of his blog, I learnt a lot from it. He is very open about sharing bonsai techniques.
The making trunk from roots post is fantastic..."How to rapidly enlarge the size of Fortunella Japonica"...http://bonsailo.blogspot.com.au/2012/09 ... ze-of.html
I also loved the post on "Jade Mountain Impression" as it shows (amongst other things/techniques), how you deal with the root ball when you change the planting angle of the tree and as a result a portion of the roots stick above the rim of the pot...I had always wondered about this issue...Jade Mountain Impression---Juniperus squamata...http://bonsailo.blogspot.com.au/2012/09 ... ntain.html
A big thanks to Jow for making me aware of this blog
Cheers, Dario.

Dario wrote:This is the man responsible...MIN HSUAN LO he is amazing!
His blog is excellent and it is well worth going through all of his blog, I learnt a lot from it. He is very open about sharing bonsai techniques.
The making trunk from roots post is fantastic..."How to rapidly enlarge the size of Fortunella Japonica"...http://bonsailo.blogspot.com.au/2012/09 ... ze-of.html
I also loved the post on "Jade Mountain Impression" as it shows (amongst other things/techniques), how you deal with the root ball when you change the planting angle of the tree and as a result a portion of the roots stick above the rim of the pot...I had always wondered about this issue...Jade Mountain Impression---Juniperus squamata...http://bonsailo.blogspot.com.au/2012/09 ... ntain.html
A big thanks to Jow for making me aware of this blog
Cheers, Dario.

Thanks Dario.

Thanks dario, this pictures came from FB, so even if I did reverse search, it was going to go to FB again...and I dont know how to do that
I have gone through the whole sight you mentioned...Nice one!