Shohin Study Group

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This month it was held in my backyard. The main focus this month was how does one get the small tree with the large root base into a shohin pot? we did that by talking about bonsai stands and the pots that go on them. How to reduce large root masses to properly seat them into tiny pots.

6 guys showed up. We had a great time. First liar never stood a chance.

Elms grow so fast if you guys listen you can hear them grow!








Ken To puttin on the wire. I think he thinks this is one of his wire imitations.

 

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A couple Ken To creations.

 

[Brian Van Fleet]

Looks like a good day in a great setting. I love doing small study groups in the back yard.

 

[Adair M]

Al,

Looks like a great time! I wish I had been there!

 

[Giga]

i'da been there too

 

[Vance Wood]

Me three or maybe it's four. If I had the monetary resources I would have been.

 

[sikadelic]

Looks like fun!

 

[Vin]

First liar never stood a chance. Elms grow so fast if you guys listen you can hear them grow!

Not so fast! Check this out: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart...se-sounds-are-cries-for-help-24045073/?no-ist

Ken To puttin on the wire. I think he thinks this is one of his wire imitations.

Looks like a great time was had by all. I just wish there was just one other person besides myself interested in bonsai in my town. Was Ken To given instruction on how to wire properly

 

[thumblessprimate1]

I've been wanting to get a few of Ken To's creations. I'm a fan of his work.

 

[erb.75]

very nice. I wish I had access to a shohin study group where I live. The Dayton group is pretty small but maybe there could exist a midwest group that meets one weekend every summer

 

[erb.75]

by the way that yard is beautiful...I'd love to have something like then whenever I get around to getting a house!