Depends on the species and your timing/care of the airlayer I've had an airlayer root in 3 months on some juniper.I'm sure I read some where that Junipers and other trees can take 2 to 3 years to airlayer and some will only be prop from seed
Sucker…Went to the final day of the Milwaukee Bonsai Society’s Annual Exhibit to pick up my trees and catch up with Bjorn. Loaded the trees back up and finalized agreement for the acquisition of Bjorn’s iconic One Seed Juniper known as The Tornado. Waiting on recent photos as it’s been allowed to grow out through this year but below are some previous photos of it.
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I’m surprised Bjorn was willing to part with that tree. It’s a keeper for sure.Went to the final day of the Milwaukee Bonsai Society’s Annual Exhibit to pick up my trees and catch up with Bjorn. Loaded the trees back up and finalized agreement for the acquisition of Bjorn’s iconic One Seed Juniper known as The Tornado. Waiting on recent photos as it’s been allowed to grow out through this year but below are some previous photos of it.
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I’m surprised Bjorn was willing to part with that tree. It’s a keeper for sure.
Edit: Oops! I forgot what thread this was in. It’s not from today, but here’s a picture from the show I attended this weekend (tree is by Cyril Grum).
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It's come a long way! One of my favorite trees from Mirai.The tree has always been for sale but due to the size(and the asking price), it’s remain unsold. Well until now! Excited to bring her to Wisconsin!
Finished rebuilding my deck and trenched lines for the greenhouse so was able to finally set the new spot for the mother-daughter Doug Fir.
The Tornado is a giant, and iconic tree. I commend you for taking on the care taker role. I mean everything about moving it and keeping it healthy must be a planned out and meticulous process.The tree has always been for sale but due to the size(and the asking price), it’s remain unsold. Well until now! Excited to bring her to Wisconsin!
Finished rebuilding my deck and trenched lines for the greenhouse so was able to finally set the new spot for the mother-daughter Doug Fir.
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What kind of maple is that? I need to get one for my friend and one for me.
Here's a Korean hornbeam I put a twist in.
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