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Hi all

Thought it would be fun for everyone to show their mame bonsai.

I do not have any mame bonsai but it will be interesting.

So please all share your Mame bonsai.

Be careful of copyrights

John

This is mine - a Ficus macrophylla - Moreton Bay Fig. This photo was taken about 6 weeks ago, and it has leafed out well since then (tropics has to be good for something). Glenda

iv'e only just started getting into mini's and mame after buying myself "Shohin bonsai" book recently heres a couple

sam's(red dragon bonsai) mame serrisa the missus first bonsai. mame. 5cms her second mame. i will get some pics of my other mame's tomorrow

-Jake

Here's one I had how ever it passed away when I was in japan

earlier pic


Last pic of it I have

I got this one and a flowering quince as well but cant find the pics of the quince.

nice pot!! i'm really liking that pot

Dumper wrote:So please all share your Mame bonsai.

Be careful of copyrights

John

Nice idea

But is they are your own, then you do not have to worry about copyright

I have nothing worth showing yet, but have a few I am trying to develop

Ken

Nice all.
i might start one mame too:)

Hey Ken. better be safe than sorry. hahaha. just incase someone just put something from the web:)

Cotoneaster - I think.

The tree stands a little less than 3 ½ inch tall excluding pot. The pot is 2 inches across at the widest point. Stands in a moist gravel tray to keep the micro climate just right.

wouldnt call any of mine bonsai yet!

Here are a couple of mine that are in pots,I do have some that are still in training. A lot of my small trees are over 100 mm, to tall for Mame, and others are too small.
So here are some that qualify.
Cheers Pup

Anja wrote:Cotoneaster - I think.

The tree stands a little less than 3 ½ inch tall excluding pot. The pot is 2 inches across at the widest point. Stands in a moist gravel tray to keep the micro climate just right.

Cute little tree and a real nice little pot too. Who made that one?

nealweb wrote:

Anja wrote:Cotoneaster - I think.

The tree stands a little less than 3 ½ inch tall excluding pot. The pot is 2 inches across at the widest point. Stands in a moist gravel tray to keep the micro climate just right.

Cute little tree and a real nice little pot too. Who made that one?

Thanks Neal, it is an Erin Pot

Anja wrote:

nealweb wrote:

Anja wrote:Cotoneaster - I think.

The tree stands a little less than 3 ½ inch tall excluding pot. The pot is 2 inches across at the widest point. Stands in a moist gravel tray to keep the micro climate just right.

Cute little tree and a real nice little pot too. Who made that one?

Thanks Neal, it is an Erin Pot

Ah nice, I must've missed that one Looks good with the tree, It will be really good with a few red berries later on

Ok here are mine
Note they are works in progress and only a few months in the pot for the elms and 2 years fro the other 2
Each of the these pots fits easily in the palm of my hand

Ken