Day: April 19, 2017
Trident Maple Cuttings
Originally posted on Bonsai Workshop:
During the last TBS meeting, there was a pruning demonstration of Karen’s Trident Maple. Karen was kind enough to share with me her pruned off cuttings. That night, I took the cuttings home and quickly potted them in. I have kept the cuttings inside my orchid fish tank since then. The most important factor for survival of cuttings is the… Continue reading Trident Maple Cuttings
Hawthorn Initial Styling
Originally posted on Bonsai Workshop:
The Hawthorn looks very messy, with branches going ever which way. After staring at it for a week or so, I’ve decided to style it and get rid of the excess branches. Originally, I was thinking to air-layer the excess branches and create more trees, but after giving it some thought, I really don’t need the extra trees to divide… Continue reading Hawthorn Initial Styling
Shade Cloth: Not Just for Sun
Originally posted on Michael Hagedorn:
We’ve talked before about shade cloth and its utility in protecting bonsai during hot summer weather. There’s one other protective measure that it provides, though… Hail. Hail of various sizes tends to start falling in the spring. Some is so small it was called ‘sleet’ where I grew up, diminutive ice balls around the size of sesame seeds, which cause no… Continue reading Shade Cloth: Not Just for Sun
Rastrera work in progress
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Workshop di Andrea
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Roof Goyo
Originally posted on John Milton Bonsai:
This white pine has been living on the roof of Aichi-en since I have been here and is a piece I’ve always admired. It has good leaf, old bark and interesting movement. It is a tree that Mr Tanaka bent the trunk a long time ago, it was a hard bend for such a thick trunk (about 6cm). For… Continue reading Roof Goyo