bwaynef
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I had the opportunity to bring home several good sized JBP that weren't in the best condition this past fall. Some have more potential than others.
Here they are as I received them.
Here they are as I received them.
Rejuvenating some JBPs
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The first one with the low curve is sweet! All of them have nice, aged bark, too. Good trees to practice grafting on
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bwaynef
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parhamr
Omono
@bwaynef my iPhone also likes to autocorrect repotting to reporting
These have great potential! If you have been removing foliage, see this thread: https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/we-need-your-jbp-trash.26398/
These have great potential! If you have been removing foliage, see this thread: https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/we-need-your-jbp-trash.26398/
bwaynef
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bwaynef
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From the first post: Dead, Alive, Alive, Alive, Dead, Dead. That's the risk you run with weak trees I guess. The one with the nicest movement in the trunk could PROBABLY've been handled a bit differently and survived, but I was playing catch up most of the year, and then I think fungal issues ultimately lead to their demise.
Dorky_gearhead
Shohin
It sucks that you lost a few, but at least a few survived. I really lime that twin trunk one.
