michaelj
Chumono
Feel the Bern.
Stick-In-A-Pot™
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Feel the Bern.
quietobserver
Omono
You don't see many 'twiggy' foemina these dayz...
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Wow...tell them they are stupid...
If we don't plant them...?
Who will?
Short sighted fucks they are...
They can enjoy this but the next generation can't?
Sorce
BunjaeKorea
Omono
Make sure you have the correct constipated facial expression in the selfie....judges in Ulmus comps love that
ColinFraser
Masterpiece
I think I've settled on a name:
Bentley H. Wilhelm III esq.
Bentley H. Wilhelm III esq.
BunjaeKorea
Omono
Im sorry but that name is really too simple and short
amcoffeegirl
Masterpiece
I just love progression threads
PiñonJ
Omono
I thought you were a true pioneer when you had it planted in pure air substrate, but you dropped back with the rest of the pack, using yesterday's inorganics. I was going to flame you for the inverse taper, but the hammer resolved that nicely. You are obviously a master stick pounder. As for a name: 'Nabe ni Sutikku' (pronounced nah-beh nee steek-ku; translation from Japanese: 'Stick in a Pot.')
ColinFraser
Masterpiece
Update time:
The Shimpaku graft has taken over and started putting out suckers:
The Shimpaku graft has taken over and started putting out suckers:
ColinFraser
Masterpiece
That's better:
I've continued with hammering and also a little razor-slicing; it seems to be working, plus my subtle bend grew back!
I've continued with hammering and also a little razor-slicing; it seems to be working, plus my subtle bend grew back!
Vin
Imperial Masterpiece
That's ummmmmm, that's ummmmmm, that's quite a specimen.
Paradox
Marine Bonsologist
A show stopper for sure!
Gunstock
Mame
Looks like a birthday cake
Stan Kengai
Omono
It's really coming along nicely. I notice you removed the surface moss. Was it keeping the pot too wet? You might want to try one of those humidity/drip trays.
Since the juniper grafts have taken over, you should probably do a half bare root repotting next spring. In the meantime, I think it could use a "gin" or two.
Since the juniper grafts have taken over, you should probably do a half bare root repotting next spring. In the meantime, I think it could use a "gin" or two.
ColinFraser
Masterpiece
Me too . . . and also, I agree. That's what I love about this community - such great support and sharing of ideas:
I like mine with a twist of lime . . . sulphur
sorce
Nonsense Rascal
Sad thing is.....this looks better than....
Ah...nevermind!
Good work!
Sorce
Ah...nevermind!
Good work!
Sorce
eferguson1974
Chumono
Now I know your secret! Watering (lubricating) with gin. Thats a good use for gin, its too nasty to drink. But Im guessing the pine like flavor has micro goodness for the new foliage. What it needs now are some bayan style roots and some kinda flower. Orchids maybe? You could stick a little fig on there, and make a roots over stick in pot style. That would get you the roots. Maybe bougie flowers with enough branch to get some nice thorns. Needs air layering for radial roots, or just graft some. Also it needs some hemlock or other poison, its not dangerous enough. No thorns, no poison, no danger = no wins at the next stick in pot show..you'll get it right. Ya got plenty of time. Keep hammering, and where are the wire scars???
M. Frary
Bonsai Godzilla
You know.....
ColinFraser
Masterpiece
Just added this amazing deciduous juniper to the collection too; check out that gorgeous fall color!
Doesn't warrant its own thread yet, but I thought it might fit in on this one
When should I carve it?
Doesn't warrant its own thread yet, but I thought it might fit in on this one
When should I carve it?
barrosinc
Masterpiece
next step: tanuki stick in a pot?Just added this amazing deciduous juniper to the collection too; check out that gorgeous fall color!
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Doesn't warrant its own thread yet, but I thought it might fit in on this one
When should I carve it?
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