Nice... congrats!
Love the pot too...
Goes to show ya.... I like it... Think there's nice movement there.It sucks...but I would ditch that lower first branch on the inside of the curve.
Nice....
It sucks...but I would ditch that lower first branch on the inside of the curve.
If you get anything to sprout lower...
It could still catch up.
Or let it swell that spot, and.....
Airlayer it there.
Sorce
I know it's against the holy rules of bonsai, but for now that branch works for me. Visually. Nothing will be done to this fella for at least a year. Just studying it, and it's species, and perhaps next year some decisions will be made. I was told though, by the original owner that after every winter it suffers some die back on the finer branching. I'm trying to figure that out too.
I know it's against the holy rules of bonsai, but for now that branch works for me. Visually. Nothing will be done to this fella for at least a year. Just studying it, and it's species, and perhaps next year some decisions will be made. I was told though, by the original owner that after every winter it suffers some die back on the finer branching. I'm trying to figure that out too.
Judy says don't cut the Hackberry after the fourth of July....
Oughtta work for that one too.
Sorce
It's already after the fourth, but my Siberians need their first haircut by may, then about every 4-6 weeks there after until fall arrives.Dooly Noted.
The first post was in May. So by now it should like a bush on a stick.Nice, but I'd probably put it in a bigger pot to recover because it's got almost no foliage. That's plain odd in the middle of summer - it needs to recover.
Doh.These arent
The first post was in May. So by now it should like a bush on a stick.
bush on a stick.
I've been waiting! I figured @jeremy_norbury would be all over it."Hmmmm....."
Is the sound of conjured images.
Sorce
I've yet to lose a branch. But I also believe rootwork every year could be key too. That and don't baby the things. Cold,cold,cold. They need to be outside all year. They won't die from freezing.I've hypothesized that repotting every year may help the issue, but that is totally anecdotal.
Good luck with it. The idea of not cutting after July 4th is not practical, as you said. They grow much too vigorously.
baby
Your bait didn't tempt me. This fruit was too low hanging.I've been waiting! I figured @jeremy_norbury would be all over it.
At least you didn't let me down.