What's up with the white branches? Idk it dont seem appealing to me but beautiful tree though.
I'm not sure how long you've been a part of the art but you may be in for a disappointment if you do not like deadwood. Here is a link from last years show: https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/toronto-bonsai-society-fall-show-2016.24965/ Please enjoy.What's up with the white branches? Idk it dont seem appealing to me but beautiful tree though.
Love dead wood, gives the tree a more realistic look but whatever they used whether it was that lime sulfur stuff or what to make it white in my eyes makes the deadwood look fake I mean if your out in the wild when do you see a yamadori or any tree that has white like this on it. No suprise here been into bonsai for quite some time and been into growing, tree studying and nature even longer and actually have deadwood on my 30 year old banyan ficus.I'm not sure how long you've been a part of the art but you may be in for a disappointment if you do not like deadwood. Here is a link from last years show: https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/toronto-bonsai-society-fall-show-2016.24965/ Please enjoy.
actually have deadwood on my 30 year old banyan ficus.
I was wondering just where this story was going. You had me paying attention. Nice.There's a Mexican feller I call PC Pele who works at the pizza place by my work, Cuz I swear he is on PCP when he shows up early, climbs on the roof, and cripwalks (dance) in the window reflection!
Anyway....
I feel like PC Pele right now!
Happy Dance!
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The over use of Lime Sulfur I suspect.What's up with the white branches? Idk it dont seem appealing to me but beautiful tree though.
What are the restrictions on bringing trees back to the US?
Thank you! That's great!Oh this looks nice... let me get it up on the front page of the site!
There's an interesting story with this tree. It used to belong to a very prolific and active member, Reiner Goeble. It was sold to another member when he was unable to care for it no longer. At one time from what I gather it was featured in an international bonsai magazine, when it still had its apex and that branch which is now the tree was just a meager side branch. Unfortunately Reiner's collection was attacked twice by thieves. On one of those occasions this particular tree was attempted to be stolen, instead it ended up dropped from what is assumed to be a hastened escape by the crooks. When it was found, in the neighbours yard as the story goes, its apex was broken.What's up with the white branches? Idk it dont seem appealing to me but beautiful tree though.