cheezywhiz
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First post!
I'm relatively new to bonsai. Been working with succulents a lot since I have huge jade bushes in my yard and I'm drowning in large cuttings every time I do garden pruning. I started dabbling with other types of trees. I was at a nursery yesterday and saw a juniper that looked like a nice specimen to try a turning into a cascade style.
The two main branches were coming out perfectly horizontally, so I'm thinking I'll tip it forward and to the left when I repot it.
• How did I do? Any tips to improve it?
• The top is probably too long, but should I keep it to help the tree thicken?
• Is it too late in the season to put this in a bonsai pot?
This video helped a lot. I would never have known what to do otherwise.
I'm relatively new to bonsai. Been working with succulents a lot since I have huge jade bushes in my yard and I'm drowning in large cuttings every time I do garden pruning. I started dabbling with other types of trees. I was at a nursery yesterday and saw a juniper that looked like a nice specimen to try a turning into a cascade style.
The two main branches were coming out perfectly horizontally, so I'm thinking I'll tip it forward and to the left when I repot it.
• How did I do? Any tips to improve it?
• The top is probably too long, but should I keep it to help the tree thicken?
• Is it too late in the season to put this in a bonsai pot?
This video helped a lot. I would never have known what to do otherwise.