Pulled these two out of a garden which i work in (as if I don't already have enough seedlings.)
Decided to use these as my first experiment with neagari, keep them small and not bother so much about fattening trunks but to create interesting movement.
Both had minimal root damage, but we are...
Here’s an example of a bunch of a small neagari project, using five different cultivars. Be aware there are a number of similar techniques to create neagari, but all yield the same end product. This technique was illustrated in a Satsuki Kenkyo magizing back in the day.
We selected small 2-3...
I'll start with this one. A $4 rescue from the clearance rack. I don't remember the cultivar, but the new growth gets a nice yellow color. It's been in the ground for about 3 years now. It's healthy and vigorous, and it seems to be ready for work. Is it worth trying? I planted it over a stone...
So I started a Neagari style bougainvillea a few weeks ago and the results have been good so far. It has started shooting roots down to the bottom. I also wanted to try this with Azalea so I purchased a couple small Chinzan and got around to it yesterday. I don’t expect the results to be as...
Alright here is my first go creating Neagari… a Neagari? I’ve seen some really cool Azalea Neagari, some Bougainvillea and others on here and I wanted to give it shot so here it is. I have a bunch of Bougainvillea cuttings I’ve been growing this year, this one is a ‘Hugh Evan’s’, which has...
Root exposure (slowly) in progress.
Progression posts are scattered over here (but I'll try to summarize in this thread):
https://www.bonsainut.com/threads/rjgiis-threadless-projects.49075/post-885000
Current (@sorce pot):
As the pot is not suitable (in fact I don't like it at all) and I will repot this little fellow in the Spring anyway, should I change the angle to make it higher (and perhaps more dramatic)?
Actual angle:
Proposed angle: