
olive haircut
- Sammy D
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olive haircut
Gave thus olive a bit of a haircut. Had it for a couple years but have no original photos
anywho just a couple of the haircut

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A stick in a pot is better than no stick at all. Remember even the best bonsai started as a stick.
- Sammy D
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Re: olive haircut
Got bored and did a bit of work on this stick In a tub.
Stick in a pot now, not a tub.
long way to go but hey im in my early 30's. 



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Re: olive haircut
I know the feeling neglecting a plant
I'm doing the same thing with my Chinese elm and left it for 2 months without pruning or wiring, multiple branches are thickening but still got a long way to go. Until then, I will repot in winter and before I start cutting back/pruning


I'm doing the same thing with my Chinese elm and left it for 2 months without pruning or wiring, multiple branches are thickening but still got a long way to go. Until then, I will repot in winter and before I start cutting back/pruning
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Allen
Allen
- Sammy D
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Re: olive haircut
Yeah sometimes a bit of time out is what we need. As long as you still water and dont kill them in the time of neglect. 

A stick in a pot is better than no stick at all. Remember even the best bonsai started as a stick.