Hey there! I just wanted to know if it is possible to grow these plants in my climate, which is tropical savanna.
My winters:
Day high- 21°C
Night Low- 15°C
My summers:
Day high- 35°C
Night Low- 24°C
So now, will I be able to grow these plants:
Pinus thunbergii(japanese black pine)
Wisteria...
Picked this one up from Lowe’s in the clearance section (75% off, woo!). Recently, I saw Hugo Zamora do a trunk splitting demo and I wanted to try it that technique, so this is my practice tree. Here it is before being worked on:
It’s ready for it’s closeup, Mr. DeMille.
As usual, I neglected to take photos of this when it was nursery stock before I’d done any work on it. Current state before giving it a trim:
After trimming
Got this little shimpaku last year. When I bought it, it wasn't in very good shape. Very pot bound, lots of yellow foliage. I repotted it last summer and nursed it back to health. The branches are getting a bit leggy. I just cleaned it it up a bit, opening the canopy to get some more light and...
One of a few pieces of nursery stock, for education and styling practice - old Gold Juniper (Chinesis). Comprehensive haircut. I like the nebari potential and sacrifice to thicken down low for now. Tilted towards the viewer for eventual structure.
I am a novice when it comes to wiring but am...
Hey guys, I was told by the nursery that this is Sea Green Juniper but it didn’t have a tag so I was just looking for a second opinion. It’s in a 15 gal pot and is heavy as hell. Good movement in the trunk but I’m thinking the largest branches are a bit straight and lacking in secondary branches...
I wanted to start a progression thread on this shimpaku I bought a couple of weeks ago (and show it off!) I was actually looking for a nice pot for another tree, when I found this twisty shimpaku. It was the dead stump that really caught my eye.
Side A
Side B
Side C
Side D
From above...
I just recently purchased this Stricta for 49kr (5usd?), and it is my first 'proper' foray into bonsai (I have a green carpet juniper I have only repotted and a ginseng ficus). I made a training pot for it, but will wait for spring to transfer. And I will clear the soil that is currently...
This is how my fourth Shimpaku looked when acquired in May 2016. (My fence was in progress!)
I paid $85 for it in a silent auction and felt good about what I paid. The trunk has a 2.25" diameter above a strong basal flare. I started pruning and found the tree was well overgrown, in sandy loam...