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Not trying to put you down or anything but do you really think it’s worth your while to work on a ginseng ficus with no potential of becoming anything resembling a bonsai.

Don’t have time for your remarks.

Focus on the question.

Japanese black pine styling ideas welcome.

So what’s your opinion on tropical trees as bonsai,?

I’m confused doesn’t bonsai mean plant in a pot?

Thanx

My Ports need some guidance any input would help.

Still have the tree? If so what are you asking for it?

I am going to give this tree a chance Shibui where in your opinion should I make the chop and at what angle I really appreciate your help in this matter or should I just give up and not waste my time?

Sorry those picture are not really showing the tree correctly here's some

Hi folks I'm not really new to this forum I just never posted here before just never tried up until now. Here's one of my trident maples that I recently bought on line and I was wondering if you could give me some advice going forward with it.

Warning do not buy from eastern leaf bonsai!!!!

Avoid ***************** at all cost they misrepresent their trees and customer service is knows nothing.👎👎👎😡

I also bought a Japanese black pine from eastern leaf nursery big big mistake the tree was a total mess wire embedded in the trunk all needles cut almost flush, does not even come close to what they advertised on their web sight they said that is the way they do it in Japan .

Tropicals never stop growing they just slow down I have repotted, trimmed, and even trunk choped in the dead of winter in Colorado under lights of course.

Enough said lets get back to bonsai.

Any one growing Japanese black pine in zone 10?

Anybody know the difference between a Japanese black pine and a Korean black pine?

@sorce what is it between you and Vance?

Does anyone know anything about this mugo other then its a slow grower i.e. is it good bonsai material?

Vance, when is a good time for wiring mugo pine, just got one from the nursery. I'm in zone 5a.

Looks like a mugo I to me

I beg to differ a tree in dormancy is not actively growing so light is not an issue.

Awsome looking trunk, I like the movement.