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Forgive me my twist of the all too common forum thread title.
After reading so many threads about how difficult Serrisa's are to cultivate, I decided to start work on a Shohin. I have found them to be relatively easy to cultivate, they respond well to bonsai techniques, and really don't seem to mind being neglected most the time, which leads me to believe that most problems people have with Serrissa's is over-caring for them.
This is the Shohin Serissa, still has some work left to be done on it, maybe next year. It is four inches tall and I have been training it for about a year and a half now.
Will
After reading so many threads about how difficult Serrisa's are to cultivate, I decided to start work on a Shohin. I have found them to be relatively easy to cultivate, they respond well to bonsai techniques, and really don't seem to mind being neglected most the time, which leads me to believe that most problems people have with Serrissa's is over-caring for them.
This is the Shohin Serissa, still has some work left to be done on it, maybe next year. It is four inches tall and I have been training it for about a year and a half now.
Will
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