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Originally posted on Michael Hagedorn:
This is a time lapse in two photos. Which isn’t much of a progression, but flipping between the two images there are some changes, most significantly the building of the foliar masses into proto-pads, creating density. Each spring as the new shoots come out they are pinched approximately in half (less for weaker ones, a harder pinch for stronger shoots).… Continue reading Spruce Forest Time Lapse–

Originally posted on Taiga Bonzai:
Lighting for Bonsai Natural light produces a visible spectrum and is not only a source of energy, but also much needed information. Plants react to quality, intensity, duration and the direction of light. Because it is needed to aid photosynthesis necessary for germination, growth, inducing protective substances and changing from vegetative growth to fruit and flower. The light visible to humans… Continue reading Lighting for Bonsai

Originally posted on Sally's Bridge Bonsai:
This Pinus contorta, lodgepole pine was collected in late 2012, shortly after the establishment of the Munster Bonsai Club when I discovered the concept of yamadori. It was collected from a hillside in East Clare and grown of for a year before a workshop with Ian Young and Phil Donnelly. I was reluctant to allow any upper branches… Continue reading yamadori lodgepole pine

Originally posted on Sally's Bridge Bonsai:
I collected some Scots Pines from an area of bog where they had naturally seeded in the last 30-40 years or so. There are mature trees in a nearby drier location which provide the seeds. The seedlings germinate and grow up to 6 feet but then seem to mostly die slowly due to the wet conditions. The largest… Continue reading bog pine yamadori