Does anyone have cones on there trees?

[Deleted member 49943]

Was wondering is anyone has cones from their trees?

 

[Bonsaidoorguy]

This is my Japanese White Pine. I like the cones.

 

[vp999]

Jesus ! After reading the tittle of this thread I was hesitance to click on it lol.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

Jesus ! After reading the tittle of this thread I was hesitance to click on it lol.

Autocorrect

 

[Deleted member 49943]

This is my Japanese White Pine. I like the cones.
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That's dope.

 

[Potawatomi13]

Yes.

 

[Nybonsai12]

This pic is of my JWP from June 2022. Sold it late 2022 so never got to see the full cone and get seeds. My young black pines used to put out cones pretty regularly when i let them grow freely.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

This pic is of my JWP from June 2022. Sold it late 2022 so never got to see the full cone and get seeds. My young black pines used to put out cones pretty regularly when i let them grow freely.

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Thoose seeds are so hard find fresh right now. The Bestj wp seeds I can find are 3seasons old. How fresh should jwp be? I know they are tricky.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

This is my Japanese White Pine. I like the cones.
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I'm assuming you saved the seeds.

 

[Nybonsai12]

Thoose seeds are so hard find fresh right now. The Bestj wp seeds I can find are 3seasons old. How fresh should jwp be? I know they are tricky.

I think fresh seed is a must in order to have good results, regardless of species. I buy my seeds From Sheffields Seeds because they provide dates of when the seeds are from. I have not yet seen JWP on their site.

JWP are tough to germinate from what I am told. If you can find seedlings, you are better off going that route.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

I think fresh seed is a must in order to have good results, regardless of species. I buy my seeds From Sheffields Seeds because they provide dates of when the seeds are from. I have not yet seen JWP on their site.

JWP are tough to germinate from what I am told. If you can find seedlings, you are better off going that route.

I cant find seedlings just grafted plants.

 

[shohin_branches]

I think fresh seed is a must in order to have good results, regardless of species. I buy my seeds From Sheffields Seeds because they provide dates of when the seeds are from. I have not yet seen JWP on their site.

JWP are tough to germinate from what I am told. If you can find seedlings, you are better off going that route.

Pinus parviflora - Common Bonsai,Conifer - Five-needle Pine, Japanese Five Needle Pine, Japanese White Pine

Experience the serene beauty of Pinus parviflora, Japanese White Pine, a captivating conifer that blends elegance with resilience. Native to the rugged landscapes of Japan and Korea, this slow-growing tree is known for its graceful appearance and adaptabi

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Not in stock anymore but I got some

 

[Nybonsai12]

I cant find seedlings just grafted plants.

There is a guy on FB auctions selling em or was selling em by the name of Nick Sebesta.

I have not dealt with or bought anything from him, so i cannot comment on buyer experience.

 

[vp999]

Here’s a cone on my Japanese Larch.

 

[Wires_Guy_wires]

Thoose seeds are so hard find fresh right now. The Bestj wp seeds I can find are 3seasons old. How fresh should jwp be? I know they are tricky.

I find them in garden center plants all the time. Most of these plants bear cones and all the cones contain fertilized seeds.
But it is stealing! And people shouldn't do that.
I think though, that grabbing a couple seeds from a tree doesn't hurt anyone. It's either me or the rats who get them.

 

[Paradox]

Ive had some of my trees make cones. I usually dont keep them on the tree because I dont want the tree putting energy into seeds.

 

[Icarus]

My cone on two year old redwood.

 

[Deleted member 49943]

Pinus parviflora - Common Bonsai,Conifer - Five-needle Pine, Japanese Five Needle Pine, Japanese White Pine

Experience the serene beauty of Pinus parviflora, Japanese White Pine, a captivating conifer that blends elegance with resilience. Native to the rugged landscapes of Japan and Korea, this slow-growing tree is known for its graceful appearance and adaptabi

sheffields.com

Not in stock anymore but I got some

Like for sale?

 

[bdmatt]

Last year, I had a few cones on my mugo pine.

 

[MGTT]

I’ve a number on a JBP this year, still waiting for them to mature.
I had one on the tree last year and took it off about this time….unfortunately it never opened. So I’m leaving them on the tree longer this time around.