Do these count as Yamadori?

[Warlock]

Do these county as Yamadori?

Cedar Elms from pool landscaping




Live Oak from my yard

 

[R3x]

Probably not, but go ahead

 

[just.wing.it]

Nope....not in my book.
We call those volunteers.

 

[Mike Corazzi]

On this forum, a fallen leaf can be yamadori if it sprouts a root.

 

[CoreSeverin]

I dont consider them Yamadori, but grow them anyway. there is no reason not to make something out of them.

 

[Lutonian]

Us non japanese abuse the word yamadori very often as we don't tend to understand the full translaion/meaning, but we all know what you meant. Keep them and develop them it all good experience and who knows you may end up with a tree you enjoy.

 

[Warlock]

Ok.. Yamadori.. was a joke obviously.. LOL
i do plan on pulling some of these..
would straight perlite be good or just some organic material?

 

[Warlock]

I dont consider them Yamadori, but grow them anyway. there is no reason not to make something out of them.

i can sell them just as nursery trees later

 

[CoreSeverin]

i can sell them just as nursery trees later

i would bet that you could. tend to them for a couple few years, make them look nice and get them healthy and vigorous people will gladly buy them.

 

[Flowerhouse]

healthy and vigorous people will gladly buy them.

Definitely sell them to vigorous people

 

[BonsaiNaga13]

All my yard volunteers get bare rooted, planted in bonsai soil in 4inch starter pots to develope more feeder roots, and kept in shade for a week or so until signs of new growth. Maybe you can wire some funky movement into em this year or next. Have fun

 

[CoreSeverin]

Ok.. Yamadori.. was a joke obviously.. LOL
i do plan on pulling some of these..
would straight perlite be good or just some organic material?

i think you can use just about anything. i use DE for everything, althouhg Im looking at getting nursery soil for developing trees.

Definitely sell them to vigorous people

lol

 

[BobbyLane]

i can sell them just as nursery trees later

would need a few years of growing in the ground to be considered as even starter plants