
This is called rukizon or rukizan here I am not sure what the Japanese name is maybe Arthur can tell us. Cheers

Ps Looking though my book it is probably, Kazan ( Deer Mountain )
It was a cutting I took from a now defunct larger tree.cuwire wrote:Any thing in a bonsai pot that gets a second look and a wow is a great bonsai (a newbee's definition)
Can you tell me regarding the azalia - did you plan it from birth or was it thrust upon you due to other circumstances.
Really enjoy looking at the full gamit of members work.
Cheers David
Hello Pup,( also known as Grumpy Old Man no 1 or 2 ), yes Rukizon is the name used throughout the entire Western World and although the Japanese name is Kazan there is another large flowered variety also called Kazan, so it is much better for us all to stick with Rukizon. Rukizon is a sport of Osakazuki - famous old variety.Pup wrote:It was a cutting I took from a now defunct larger tree.cuwire wrote:Any thing in a bonsai pot that gets a second look and a wow is a great bonsai (a newbee's definition)
Can you tell me regarding the azalia - did you plan it from birth or was it thrust upon you due to other circumstances.
Really enjoy looking at the full gamit of members work.
Cheers David
What did you mean by this Arthur? Extra sun? Extra fert? My Rukizon have always been very shy to flower.akaruhi wrote: Sometimes Rukizon needs the right microclimate and food to flower well. Lovely subject though.
Arthur/Akaruhi
Not Buzzings there associates ColesNoramay wrote:hi there Pup,
lovely trees,
my brain is finding your trees hard to believe, cause every time I look at the last shot I'm trying to work out where you got the extra large novelty battery from
great work
cheers Nora