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We always are told that if the tree has root bound, it is bad!
But, I don’t think so. This is an example.
This Kishu shimpaku has been residing in this pot for over 20 years. It has severe root bound. After half an hour, the water is still floating on the soil surface !
But the tree is looked happy!
I styled it a few weeks ago.
I will transplant it into the clay pot in this winter. I expect it is very difficult to be transplanted, but I can do that
Discussion: the sooner or the more we transplant the tree, the slower growth the tree may get? If I delay transplanting, the tree will be OK as long as it looks fine. I only transplant the tree when its health start going downhill. It works for me at least, because I have quite a few large bonsai which I feel lazy to transplant them if I don’t have to.
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But, I don’t think so. This is an example.
This Kishu shimpaku has been residing in this pot for over 20 years. It has severe root bound. After half an hour, the water is still floating on the soil surface !
But the tree is looked happy!
I styled it a few weeks ago.
I will transplant it into the clay pot in this winter. I expect it is very difficult to be transplanted, but I can do that
Discussion: the sooner or the more we transplant the tree, the slower growth the tree may get? If I delay transplanting, the tree will be OK as long as it looks fine. I only transplant the tree when its health start going downhill. It works for me at least, because I have quite a few large bonsai which I feel lazy to transplant them if I don’t have to.
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