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Omono
Hey Folks,
We've had a wet and cold spring (after a long winter) up here in the Pacific Northwest (50th parallel )and the local weather folks have coined a new word to describe it "sprinter"........but its been great for re-potting. This was my first yamadori “stick in a pot”, nothing special at first and it hasn’t given me much grief after the torture I’ve put it through over the years and hopefully it will survive this last one. Photos date back to 08 when I slipped potted it, then a transformation in 09 and the most recent one where I’ve anchored it to a large limestone rock. Over the coming years I’ll remove the soil and exposure the roots. I'll leave it be and arrange the branches which wrapp around the back and over the top next winter or next year....after it's settled into the pot.
Cheers G.
We've had a wet and cold spring (after a long winter) up here in the Pacific Northwest (50th parallel )and the local weather folks have coined a new word to describe it "sprinter"........but its been great for re-potting. This was my first yamadori “stick in a pot”, nothing special at first and it hasn’t given me much grief after the torture I’ve put it through over the years and hopefully it will survive this last one. Photos date back to 08 when I slipped potted it, then a transformation in 09 and the most recent one where I’ve anchored it to a large limestone rock. Over the coming years I’ll remove the soil and exposure the roots. I'll leave it be and arrange the branches which wrapp around the back and over the top next winter or next year....after it's settled into the pot.
Cheers G.
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