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Facebook is for selling things to unhappy people, I have spent thousands promoting ads on FB and it is much more specialized than Google Adwords. With FB you can create visual ads that appear to specific users down to a very extraordinary level, you can make it so specific that only the exact...

I know a conifer that grows very well indoors, the Norway Spruce. Ive seen these as houseplants live for years in a dim room that is only infrequently lit by a 40w incandescent bulb. They sell these at the grocery stores around the holidays as a living x-mas tree.

Ive been using Biogold in addition to fish emulsion every few weeks in the spring. The fish stuff costs a fraction of the imported Biogold, but smells awful and attracts bugs and animals after use. Last time I ordered Biogold I forgot I accidentally sent it to my business P.O. at a shipping...

You only will really need one main bonsai tool, the concave cutter. I am happy with a pair I got from stone lantern for less than 50$. after that the two most used tools of mine would probably be a pliers and wire cutter. I have a jin pliers and a wire cutter but use a high quality...

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Everytime I see a Ghia my heart misses several beats while my eyes and brain take over. Got rid of my 955 this summer after 6 years, I turned my own wrenches for challenging tasks and expanded my skill and understanding of automotive mechanics greatly. Replaced it with a base model 958 for our...

I dont like nursery plants because even if they have a good; trunk, movent, branching, and shape they will always have a hodgepodge root system. Like Wilson's fine trees, they each look like they have maximum 2 roots at the top root level and they aren't even very horizontal. I've been pursuing...

Halloween pic, 16 month old Broderick as Johnny Lawrence.

Your posts should come with a disclaimer reminding people that you (and I) live in zone 4 where we have a mere 6 months a year that less hardy trees rest in cold frames, and we don't have a bonsai nursery for 100's of miles around us. Down south or out west one can throw a cutting on the ground...

Yes I see it now, it looks like it could be an interesting tropical and if you got it from Wigerts its probably a decent value. Cheers!

An orchid tree hmm. Is it an orchid with old growth like a stalk or trunk or is it some other flowering plant? Only similar plant that comes to mind is the magic bonsai seeds on ebay that supposedly grow a bonsai species no-one has ever seen before.

This is a really good reason for me to visit my brother and his fam who recently moved to NC. Will visit

I was paging through a 1995 issue of bonsai today recently and loved the advertisements at the back. Seeing websites like www.geocities.JimDonald/Coollittletreesbonsaifarm.net on ads in a magazine was timeless.

I've bought about half of my collection online but its the more significant half... In Minnesota we don't have bonsai nurseries, I have taken to trying to encourage friends and other club members to open one and assure them that I will be a customer. my tip would be to search the suggestions...

I think B+ is pretty fair, You have to take it for what it is; a non-pretentious series where the characters draw you in. It gets compared to stranger things and I think I preferred Cobra Kai more. Goofy, campy, low-budget it may be but the fact that its not characters battling CGI monsters is...

Danny monetized his bonsai teachings Here's Danny's Car commercial And his competitor's Resolution- one of my favorite lines, "you imply I'm a water-waster?" California is interesting isn't it.

didnt notice the floating stand, nice catch!

If you haven't started watching Cobra Kai which picks back up with the main characters from The Karate Kid you definitely should (netflix). There is a lot of bonsai in the show so lets dig in; Miyagi and the actor that played him have died, in one scene Daniel visits his teacher's grave...

In zone 4ish here I have to protect a lot of species. I use a 4x4x7 grow tent with a full spectrum LED (1000 watt-150$ on amazon) and that thing is bright, if I would open the tent just a bit with it on my eyes would hurt. I've read the reccomendation is to not look at them without eye...

We had Mr. Myagi growing up.

Its what paradox said....... Your time would be better spent growing from seed than trying to grow all new branches or doing a redic air-layer (we're talking several years here

Guess I came in on the wrong side of the majority on this issue. I personally saw bnut as having a mission of crowd sourced collective knowledge bonsai practices. I'd like worthwhile info/threads/pics to still be here decades from now as opposed to archiving all the drivel. On a brighter note...

Some Larches I collected this April were suffering in the summer heat, the top branch all but fried and I figured it was losing moisture from its chop. We are moving currently so I didn't have what I normally use, but I did have some gorilla glue handy, they bounced right back. Normally for...

The tree I would wish for is a large Bristlecone Pine like the one in my Avatar. I think it would be cool to have a bonsai thats thousands of years older than ancient Greece, Egypt, or Jesus.

Ahh welcome to MN (soon) I am sure we will eventually meet at club event eventually, maybe. I don't know what type of rental van you will be using but Dave is reminding us that most moving trucks are made to be a little modular and can be outfitted for a specific task. Most all will have a...